Heat Shrinking 2.0

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• SC

  @scottybodysgarage · 3 years ago

  i love your show ..the way you teach how you talk slow and calm and the way you explain the important  tech impho ..keep up the good work

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• LE

  @lewiskemp5893 · 2 years ago

  The collision industry has changed So Much in the last 30 yrs. <br>I enjoyed watching this. Great job explaining.

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• MA

  @MarkCoreyCopartAdventures · 2 years ago

  Thanks again for a great, &nbsp;and timely, &nbsp;video. &nbsp;Just the info I needed to repair the quarter panel on my 2018 SS Camaro.

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• SA

  @santoscamacho3361 · 3 years ago

  Awesome video!..Glad i did my research!

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• TO

  @tomcoryell · 2 years ago

  Hey thanks! Got lots of shrinking to do on a former cave and pave on a classic.

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• AR

  @arthurchavanne2003 · 1 year ago

  Nice explanations, thank you for this professional lesson!

• ST

  @stevejanka361 · 3 years ago

  Good evening, more great info about sheet metal shrinking. Occasionally I use this lost art on current vehicles. Your right alot of the old skills are being lost to a can of bondo. Thanks for another great video. You take care and good luck.

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• LA

  @LakesideAutobody · 1 year ago

  Great video Greg - keep up the good work my friend 👍🎄😊

• BI

  @BillySBC · 2 years ago

  Well there are different propane torches that produce a more compact flame so you don&apos;t get that kind of wide distribution of heat, &nbsp;so with one of those torch heads it might actually work. &nbsp;Oxy/Atcl is much better and faster though.

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• GJ

  @gje5656 · 2 years ago

  You need to use the yellow canister it&apos;s a hotter gas that&apos;s what the plumbers use

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• JA

  @jameschuke4104 · 1 year ago

  Thats fine although u know on areas u cant get a dolly on &nbsp;or even reach to

• YE

  @yeayeasautoadventures · 3 years ago

  YT keeps changing my name/channel, good to see a new vid sir, &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Richard