FAQ

I use 3M 08115. It has a working time of 90 minutes.

No I am currently not taking any full restorations. I will recommend that you contact Mike Lemek at Full Blown Chaos Performance & Restoration to have a full restoration done.

I am not currently looking for this type of work but you can send me a message to check on my availability or schedule.

I am not currently looking for this type of work because it is so labor intensive but you can send me a message to check on my availability or schedule. It doesn't hurt to ask!

No this is a hobby. I am just a guy in a garage filming myself fix old wrecked Corvettes.

When I work I use the timelapse feature on my GoPro to keep the file sizes smaller to reduce the editing time. Trust me you don't want a 45 minute video of me welding the same component.

My videos are based off the work that I can do in a week or two in my free time. Also people on average watch 50% of my videos so I keep them shorter so people actually watch what I put out. If they are 3 minutes or 20 they only watch half.

I see this question a lot on the forums. Changing a birdcage isn't like changing a tire. The birdcage is the core structure of the body. So you need to remove EVERY piece of fiberglass and transfer them to a new cage. That isn't realistic. It's possible but there is no figure to do so.

I don't sell cages bare. It's not that much extra work to make them into a car so it isn't worth my time to make a bare cage.