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Uploaded by on May 14, 2009

Here is how its done, for all you "old school" car guys that live in the suede palace. No bondo here. Strictly 75/25.

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  • I'd like to have some 25/75 solder bars too. It would be great to know who makes it for him. I think he even has very large diameter bars so he can put a lot of solder on at once on a bigger job. The info. here is very helpful. A lot of people have the pinhole/pits problem he speaks of, and I'll try using a towel rather than steel wool.

  • @TheVenom1968 Love to have him work on my 68 cougar .

  • Bill Hines work his magic .. Love watching this man work .. A true master of a dieing craft . The new panel beaters don't have a clue all they do is fill it with bog and plastic .

  • That "stupid idiot" is GEORGE FUCKING BARRIS. Show some respect.

  • wild bill sounds like he needs a resperator lol.

  • my dad worked in a body shop in the fifties not a lifer body and fender man , and when i did my mustand he did a little spot with mapp torch an asbestos rag and some 70/30 or 50 50 i forget but plumbing solder...this was in 98' and he didnt neet to file it. a pit or two at most 4 4"x4" spots of welds look like art....i think of him and all the old guys whenever i solder...

    oh now i know because of the sanding why he stressed the importance of a water wall!!!

  • Awesome! I will try this on my old Firebird later this year. Thanx for great upload.

    Man. That dude is still talking! Lol

  • You know, if that stupid idiot would just shut up, the video would be more enjoyable to watch. That guys just annoying.

  • a true crafstman

    he seems very gentle tempered also

    the oldies are the best like Roy Schmidt rip

    its amazing hes still alive, breathing in all those lead fumes and cigars

    :o)

  • I remember watching Bill Hines work his magic at his small shop on Long Beach Blvd in Lynwood, CA around 1961 when I was 12 years old. Bill did the body and paint work and there was a guy named Martinez I think who did custom upholstery. I used to dig through their trash looking for scraps of naugahyde to use on my model cars.

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