[Youtube Review][ChrisFix] How to Repair Rust on Your Car Without Welding (No Special Tools Needed)

(Recommended)Popular Videos : [ChrisFix] How to Repair Rust on Your Car Without Welding (No Special Tools Needed)

 

This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.

These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

To save your busy time, why don't you check out the fun contents, summary, and empathy comments of popular YouTube videos first and watch YouTube?

(Recommended)Popular Videos : [ChrisFix] How to Repair Rust on Your Car Without Welding (No Special Tools Needed)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4vusY2-rkQ

 

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Playtime Comments : [ChrisFix] How to Repair Rust on Your Car Without Welding (No Special Tools Needed)

Ma*******:

1:09 that transition, smooth asf

Fi****************:

0:37 "This car has been in my family for decades!"


Proceeds to just rip parts of the car off 20 seconds later

er******:

Great video, thanks Chris! At 11:40 your reflection shows you wearing a serious gas mask, not the little N95 mask you show in your "here's all you need" list. :)

Be**************:

10:50 that board will haunt my dreams

 

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Top Comments : [ChrisFix] How to Repair Rust on Your Car Without Welding (No Special Tools Needed)

Co************:

bro you just earned a new subscriber!

Je**:

Chris fix: you need multiple coats of body fillers and paint with clear coating. 5 minute crafts: RAMEN.

Gu************:

Ive watched this video 5 times and still havent repaired my rust holes

Lo*************:

OMG HE IS A MAGIC MAN. CALL THE TALENT SQUAD

Jo*************:

Great instruction with no BS or loud music, kids, cats, or dogs getting in the way. No sidebar conversation or stories about your life in it. Wish more instruction vidz were like this!

li**********:

Why am i watching this? I dont even own a car

ut***************:

Favorite part is how he's trained his hands to accurately communicate throughout his ChrisFix Lessons. He doesn't just throw facts at the viewer, but explains why things should or should not be done a certain way backed by common sense explanations that save you from learning the hard way. He is a master at presentations, engaging the viewer and empowering them to "give it a go". He is enthusiastic 24/7.

Kn*******:

Incredible instructions and really professional editing and writing. I wished the rest of YouTube demonstrations understood the importance of preparation.

LA****:

Quarantine has me fixing an old school using your guidelines

Pl*****:

"this is our family van which we owned since brand new, we've went on so many trips with it and it gave us a lot of great memories"

*Rips off huge parts of the body"

Ma*******:

i' m a professional body man and this video is great for a rookie to take on a little rust problem you can go to Walmart grab the supplies cheap its a rewarding hobby. this video and procedure is very adequate.

Wi**********:

Chris’ Dad: “Chris wtf, why did you touch the van?”

Chris Fix: “I needed an example.”

Ad****:

Chris:*Finds a burning car*
Hey Guys ChrisFix Here..

Bl**:

Just use rusteeze




And one day you will look like me Kachow

DO*:

This guy speaks perfect fluid english, i can understand every word he said like nobody does. I'm from Mexico and this guy is awsome explaining. The volume is loud enough, he's quick speaking but very clear. Wow! congrats Mr. Chris. Not even mention the great repair tips of course. I'm shocked.

IR********:

Didn't do it properly. You're supposed to use ramen noodles for filler.

Th*******:

It’s almost 3 years when this was posted, is the repair still holding?

Ma*******:

This dude has the balls we all need in the garage

To******:

Nobody:


Chris: Hey guys!! Today we are going to build a car with basic home tools.

va************:

Another tip, when you start to paint you can wet the area so the dust on the ground dosen't go on the paint

Pe*********:

Wow I can't wait to do this to my project car!!! This is gonna feel so rewarding and it's gonna be a great learning experience! Thanks for the video.

Do*********:

"Soapy Wooder" label
You're the best. Keep making these incredible vids!

to******:

Holy cow....everytime I watched a ChrisFix video....Iam blown away....because I can do it too.....This is one bad dude!

Ph***:

Has angle grinders, drills and powered sanding tools, does it all by hand just to give us the experience. Now that is some honest work...
Awesome vids man

Al***********:

Next Chrisfix video: How to build your own car (SUPER EASY VERSION)

Pu*********:

Im an auto body tech by trade and I must give you credit man you did a pretty good job. A couple tips if you want, when going for that wheel arch body line, use a number 2 pencil and guide of some sort to draw in your central arch line, then use some painters tape to mask off the line on one plane, say the top of the panel, then sand the face, repeat for the opposite side, this will make your wheel arch line really sharp, then you just need to sand it down to the correct softness, i found this really helps, loved the vids man keep it up!

Al*********:

Chris: This is my family minivan, we’ve had it since new and love it heaps

Also Chris: Breaks a piece of with his hand

Te********:

Chris is a modern day wizard teaching us defensive techniques against the rust arts!

Fi*:

Body shops HATE him!

jo*********:

i hope i remember that trick with the hot water and the clear coat for the rest of my life

Br************:

rust? You mean natural weight reduction?

Ma*********:

I've fixed many rust-buckets as a teenager even took a BOCES class to learn how to do it.
Your video is awesome. Thing about auto-body work is you can always learn something new.
Good job thank you.

Ri**********:

My girlfriend thought I was a complete idiot to even attempt this.

Then I did it. And the results were amazing. ChrisFix fixed my relationship

Az*********:

Chris really is the best guide when it comes to cars, there's nothig he can't do.

Ha*****:

My father and I used to own an autobody repair shop in the rust belt of Canada (Nova Scotia). Rust repairs were a large part of our business. We would typically cut out the rusted areas and weld in new metal sections. The repair that you have done is fine from a DIY perspective because most people do not have the equipment or the expertise to do any sort of welding. The fiberglass based filler is waterproof and salt resistent so it provides a good foundation for the bondo. This will not last as long as a professional repair but it should last for a reasonable amount of time. Thnak you for the video!

 

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[ChrisFix] We gathered comments about popular videos and looked at them in summary, including play time, and order of popularity.

It's a good video or channel, but if you're sad because it's too long, please leave a YouTube channel or video link and I'll post it on this blog.

 

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