Topol Motorsports "Tombstone" Part 1 Bodywork

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• TC

  @Tcaster · 2 months ago

  I am getting bondo boogers again just watching you!  I am a retired Body and Fender man after 43 years.  Your technique is just like mine was except I liked to wipe the whole panel from one side to the other.  I used the same filler and Resin!   Nice to see someone with the same chops!

• AS

  @AsaBlack-s3k · 4 months ago

  Wow, they sure left you a mess.  Now it looks perfect.

• PE

  @peterpurol7873 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Well, if no one understands why paint and body work costs as much as it does, all one has to do is watch this video. Super talented you are. And two worlds worth of patience! Thanks for the great presentation!

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• A4

  @a4387-X7 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Exactly right! You got your hands full! Love how thin you made that patch! I approve this video from the south! Lol!

• ST

  @stroker-ve4ru · 2 years ago

  I can not for the life of Me understand why anybody of any caliber would question what He does and why,look at His work it is impeccable to say the least.<br>You do You like nobody else can.🙌✌️

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• TR

  @troy-from-cjrc · 2 years ago

  Pretty amazing transformation, I feel bad for the body work folks that have to save these kinds of train wrecks. You&apos;ve definitely outdone yourself getting it smoothed out for paint, and it looks like it will hold up well too. &nbsp;I pride myself on my ability to stretch wheel openings and massage quarter panels in steel with minimal bodywork needed before paint. The fiberglass panels are a simple solution but after 30+ years building race cars I prefer to do it all old school with cutting and welding. These big tire cars are violent and they will rattle bondo off a car in no time so I do my best to finish weld everything and leave as smooth a surface as possible.

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• PE

  @PeterBooher · 2 years ago

  I admire your talent and dedication, especially knowing this is a race car previously messed up. I would have a hard time being that caring &nbsp;when you know, as you said, that it will crack anyway. Or maybe wrecked again.

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• JI

  @jimzivny1554 · 3 years ago

  Beautiful repair, &nbsp;nicely executed. &nbsp;I&apos;ve always hated being the 2nd or 3rd guy to repair what should have been a quick straightforward job.

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• DO

  @dorianmode69 · 2 years ago

  Good job fixing that mess, what a nightmare.

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• BR

  @brianb5779 · 8 months ago

  Awsome to see how these cars turn out the way the do from professionals

• MI

  @michaelhayes5316 · 10 months ago

  This man is unreal!Great work. What a pro

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• TR

  @tracycolorado · 3 years ago

  Thanks man , great job 👍. &nbsp;It was a &nbsp;sad situation before you got it 😮

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