nice. i just bought some rust with a van attached to it, gonna use this trick all over that thing.

The wax paper is something I've never seen done before, that's pretty slick. 👍

The parchment paper trick is 10/10 for avoiding a struggle during this process

I like that wax paper trick. You just showed a old dog a new trick. Much appreciated King 👑

I appreciate your teaching style without a lot of needless chatter or annoying music. Thank you!

Keeps saying “ain’t the greatest” but it looks great if ya ask me.   Perfect quick fix!

Yo... nobody is teaching the unconventional way to do this stuff on a A to B. I love you for this. It's PERFECT.

Wow now that wax paper trick won my vote heading to dollar general right now 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

Thanks for posting this, bought an old 4x4 with some rust spots and was looking for an easy solution.

I appreciate the honesty and how this was done. Most everyone on here thinks you are doing a Barrett-Jackson custom and thats fine. Many just need some straight up advice and this is perfect.

Good job I never thought about the wax paper. That's going to save me so much work.

Working on tractor mudguards tomorrow. Thanks for your help from Australia.

This is great! I have been struggling with this all day today.  Seeing this early would have saved me a lot of time.

Just found your channel. You did a great job considering what it looked liked. Not everyone has the money to visit a Autobody shop. You made a great DIY video for the rest of us. Thank you 👑 . Subscribed!

thank you!!! this allowed me to cut out big areas under my rockers and "bridge" them with just the right thickness! I also used fiberglass window screen in some areas for extra strength, but the wax paper really makes fiberglass filler much more versatile

So glad I saw this video this morning after watching so many videos on rust repair now after seeing this video (  using wax paper brilliant by the way) I feel more comfortable for someone doing this for the first time now so much appreciated!!! I'm going to try this on my one wheel well on my truck today !!!

That is definitely called a good "bang for your buck" repair.

For what I need to do - It’s the right way to do it for me.   Great video.

Appreciate someone taking their time to instruct us in a down and dirty repair technique, but very time efficient repair on a badly damaged panel. Kudos KING, you made something ugly look decent again!

Good to see you back, Boss.  Hope you and yours had a good holiday and you're ready to hit it.  Sometimes cheap and dirty is the way to go.  Take care.