Wrapping My Car With Christmas Paper!!! 

Corolla ain't ready for this

I cant even wrap my cars arm rest :/ Lets do the corolla for Cesar that will be his gift ❤️

Jesus loves you, cussing is bad

David Royal at least you got the hood done 👌🏽

Sponsor me with money

Send me a link I’d actually send some cash your way

@@Juicymiketj send me some aswell

Thanks brotha much love

Lol thanks bro

To Slower the body kit is done for the most part. I'm just doing bondo work behind camera. Then all that's left is paint but I don't have the money to paint car right now so it will have to wait. I know I manage my time wisely from building my car to filming, editing, family, kodak, and behind the scene projects that I'm working on. It especially takes time to do carbon fiber, fiberglass, and bondo work. It's not as easy as installing parts and calling it a day. It takes multiple days to do and patience. I don't like halfassing my projects that I got going on. And my channel is not based of off my rocket rep bunny kit it's to all the projects I have going on. Look at other channels they jump around too. I understand where your coming from and i would understand too but I know people have different life's and circumstances and it will take some people not much time to do somethings and it will take others more time to do something. I guess you can call me ADHD since I can't keep my topics together. I appreciate your concerns I know your only trying to help.

Jesse Contreras I definitely understand it takes time and weather conditions being cold makes it harder for bondo and paint to dry faster, it's just been so many months you've worked on the body kit. I do bodywork and painted cars and car pieces as part of my hobby and when I work on a project, I work on it until I finish before moving onto the next project... part of my OCD I guess. 😉 Keep up the good work, just want to see the body kit on without cleco fasteners. Please don't rivet them or use self tapping screw to hold them on once you are finish. Install some nice fasteners with those rubbers that squeezes the fender and allen key screw together. However I prefer to mold a wide body kit because I really hate those Frankenstein body kits with the rivets and screws. BTW - if you can't afford to professional paint the car, just purchase a spray gun at Harbor Freight and paint the fenders yourself in the garage. When you do have the money you can then have a professional shop paint it for you. However I do like your channel over other car channels that have their friends do all the work for them (i.e. TJ Hunt, SmurfinWRX, etc.) so I can appreciate you do the work yourself and you are thorough about the detail as I am and you know your limits when you do need help. 👍

Pedro the wrap will come off. But I live where it doesn't rain as much fingers crossed that it doesn't rain

You sound fun