Other than watching youtube videos, I normally like to learn by just attempting something. This lead repair turned out pretty good!
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Just a few things to help you out, the putty your using save that for your fine tuning it's glazing putty. When you sanding and you start hitting your high spots stop and lightly tap them down. always feel with fingers closed and flat you'll feel you highs and lows a lot better. That was a bold choice with the lead, but with practice you'll get better. try to keep your lead paddles oil and they won't burn so bad. Second time watching your channel, you'll do just fine.
Good looking lead work,can’t wait to see the finished project. No money for expensive tires says the guy with 3 Cadillacs,lol. Thanks John from Arizona
Old school!! Love it!
Seeing the lead work being done is interesting
Are you supposed to neutralize it with baking soda and water?
Looking really good
If I was attempting this, the result would be, utterly, horrible when compared to the job that you've done. You've got some super skills, Todd. As always, loving the content.
I guess I’m showing my age because I would have left the original rims on your car but the gangster look you young kids like just isn’t my thing. Regardless your a very talented young man on this restoration.
You might wanna wear a mask and wash your hands really well. Lead is no joke dangerous. Great job, haven't seen lead work in 30 years!!
Excellent job working the lead , Todd. The best tip I can give us to make sure you have enough lead in the seam you are working before you start filing . Adding additional lead afterward is darn near impossible without losing the initial fill. Great skill to master though
Looks good. Alot of hard work
I have to take my hat off to you because using lead work is not easy and it seems that you have done a really nice job. It will pay off when the car is finished – well done
Todd coming out and looking good , never seen lead repair
You love to grind. Are you a grindr?
Great job with the lead, it’s definitely a dying art. Now you can officially call the caddy a lead sled.