Fastest Easiest Way To Fix Rust Hole In Car

This is the fastest and quickest way to fix rust holes in a car.

[@awesomefish100]

I’d suggest adding “do not try this at home” to the title

[@grahamholmes9737]

Sadly the foam is absorbing mouse on the inside and just going to accelerate rust around your repair

[@arisaka9963]

That’s just embarrassing

[@cond.oriano3264]

I‘m actually interested in that method. How does that look now, 3 months later?

[@raduszilagyi6055]

Like it needs to be repaired again. In 2 years you spend more money than a proper repair.

[@cond.oriano3264]

@@raduszilagyi6055i did a similar method with a steel door about one year ago and it still looks as good as it was done. But I guess a car is just another thing as it gets wet more often and needs to withstand mor different forces.

[@Alleged_Mercenary]

Why I take a magnet when shopping for a used car

[@amphibiousmotorcycle]

Prius has aluminum hood.
I have another Prius in next video I will be uploading. It's my first time doing vinyl wrap.
Anyway, using magnets to hold vinyl in place while cutting material, I found magnets don't stick to the aluminum parts. Before that I thought they were steel. Between that and all the plastic parts, I didn't get to use the magnets much.

[@johnpawlow]

Repair?? For a week maybe.

[@AfghanCarFix]

Come in my auto body repair to fix it very nice

[@wahstomper]

The word ‘fix’ is used very loosely here

[@wurly164]

This is a joke right? ...Right?

[@bbo40]

Hahah ha I know a guy that used to repair his rust vehicles this way back in the 90's ! Works for alittle while but eventually the foam and puddy works its way loose