Using Lead for Dent Repair | Old School Body work on a 1974 Toyota Celica 

Agree, Bill was awesome! Thanks

That's his name. I loved that guy. Made of sterner stuff.

One person is not a thing! Pkenty others died, multiple organ failure is not fun champ. Thats like saying smoking is safe coz ya grandma smoked 2 packs a day until she was 90??? Whilst ignoring the other hundreds of thousands of people around the world that died that year from smoking???

@@mondop5270 what the hell are you talking about? I clearly said "I am not advocating not to wear PPE" Jesus Christ the keyboard warriors in any comment section. Since you brought up smoking, remember they cannot say smoking causes cancer, they can only say "in lab tests it shows..." Or something similar because just for the very reason you pointed out, some people smoked their entire lives and had no issues, my mother-in-law included, she smoked 3-5 packs a day and just turned 84. Maybe pick a better example next time, try asbestos

@@hommie789 Keyboard warriors man. They read what they want to see and forget the rest of it. Thanks for mentioning Bill Hines. I couldn't remember his name off the top of my head but a quick google search reminded me of who he was. The dude was an absolute master at his craft.

I know nothing about body work. Why is lead better than body filler?

@@151Logan there are different options but if your really trying to restore something, the less filler, the better. I think that much body filler would have eventually cracked or shadowed. Just my opinion.

Scott from Cold War Motors did lead on his 60' Fury and on Jim's, from Strong's Garage, 56' Mark. He also patterns and shapes metal - he's amazing. Two excellent channels from Alberta, CA. And yeah - Sarah's amazing - I hope she takes the Celica to the track to see what it can do - maybe put some track tires on it for the runs and save her daily drivers.

Thanks!

Nickel us what you should have used