I tried it on both doors,and the hardest part was taking the doors off and puttin them back on

@dafamousrh

8 жыл бұрын

lol I took my doors off too

@superchapin2g

8 жыл бұрын

+RICK Greenwood Me too, but the hardest part was to get a lighter that big! I am trying to import one from China or India. I've been told that the whole smoking thing is really BIG in those countries.

@dafamousrh

8 жыл бұрын

+superchapin2g no hardest part was painting my doors grey then making a couple scratches then paint it back the color it was.

@Brainiaccccc

7 жыл бұрын

That's not a lot of doors You're having

@captaincurd2681

7 жыл бұрын

RICK Greenwood , As for me I made an error by fixing both the doors on the wrong sides... please help.

I knew before I watched this video this was bs but I can't help but wonder how many people tried this just by looking at the picture? You made a valid and valuable point about vids here on KZread. Some of them are complete bs with really great poker faces in them. Good job brother! Great lesson!

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

Glad you like the video, thanks for commenting.

@Blagger3000

6 жыл бұрын

I like what you say, I must admit that after trying the WD40 flame sealing trick and watching my car burn to a cinder I thought... this is BS!

@fposmith

6 жыл бұрын

I'm with you on this one ! This guy deserves a high five !

To the people complaining about this video being a waste of their time, well it's not a waste of your time if you had to click on a video where someone is claiming to fix scratches on a car with fire!! Also it means you missed 0:10 0:43 and 1:24 You learned a valuable lesson in under 1:24 .. I am willing to bet you won't fall for any more scams regarding quick scratch removing schemes out there and actually waste some time and money in real life from now on. YOU'RE WELCOME :-)

@Rwoodwin

8 жыл бұрын

Truth!

@ihavevigors4742

8 жыл бұрын

+RatchetsAnd Wrenches Huge waste of time

@freezerlunik

8 жыл бұрын

+RatchetsAnd Wrenches how about just putting an honest title on the video then? There's no need to mimic the douchebags' title other than to get views from clickbait!

@thaoneshelove

8 жыл бұрын

+RatchetsAnd Wrenches if I would've saw the video you're referring to before your video, I would've believed it... thanks

@CloudNineKing

8 жыл бұрын

good video

Great video man , my Ferrari 430 was t - boned at an intersection and i thought it was an insurance wreck. Thanks to this video, with nothing to lose i tried this and it worked a treat !!!

Ha you had me wondering there for a second , man that's the biggest lighter in the world LOL

@diyautorepairvideos110

8 жыл бұрын

+Steve Rob I am always loosing my lighters but this one is hard to miss :-)

@chowderchops

8 жыл бұрын

+DIY Auto Repair Videos .... Up in smoke lighters are JUST RIGHT LOL. Makes them hard to steal !!!!

@SONOFAZOMBIE2025

8 жыл бұрын

It is well known that spraying WD-40 on lighters increases their size. Just keep spraying them daily and the lighter will grow like a plant

@michaellaird3707

8 жыл бұрын

+Son of a Zombie Yeah that's like a board stretcher...

@Dizturbias

8 жыл бұрын

+STEVE ROB Especially good to light up blunts with! :)

Thanks Man, nice to see an honest you tube video for a change

@tonymirabelli6356

6 жыл бұрын

honest video??more views ....more money for him! Tricked you into watching..more checks from google.nuts!!

Wow... guess I should have watched the whole thing before I lit my truck on fire huh? The scratch was pretty deep around my gas filler neck door... It's all done now... well done that is...Haha great video my friend!! Soooo much crap on YT it's scary what people will believe. But it is just like one of the most famous quotes by Abraham Lincoln "you can't believe every thing on the internet"

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

+South Main Auto Repair lol love the quote, I am too subscribed to his channel. I recommend everyone to do it.

@SouthMainAuto

8 жыл бұрын

RatchetsAnd Wrenches Yeah old Abe Lincoln was wise that is for sure ;)

@TheCeki1982

8 жыл бұрын

+South Main Auto Repair I assume your car turned black and grey ;) . The black hides the swirls.

@apathyintheuk265

7 жыл бұрын

I think it was Washington who uttered that immortal line. Part of his inaugural speech made at Shea stadium.

Used car dealers buy WD-40 by the case. Good info to know

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

+Ozzstar lol

@T1meRelease

8 жыл бұрын

Lol

Finally someone actually gets it right. Oils will hide the appearance of scratches for a short time, but they will never get rid of them. I'm glad someone out there finally tells it like it is and gets it right!

I had to improvise with a scratched hire car once, and used the oil off the side of my nose. Worked a treat.

@d0uble992

7 жыл бұрын

Wtf

@pepedrat2982

7 жыл бұрын

Skin oil. I think it's called sebum.

@d0uble992

7 жыл бұрын

Flash Herbert I know what it is but wont it just wash off in the rain or in a car wash?

@pepedrat2982

7 жыл бұрын

Good enough for the car hire company, in a dry climate. French firms hammer you for damages. As a last ditch effort at the airport, it worked a treat.

@martyntuffery5814

7 жыл бұрын

Flash Herbert

As an ex-detailer, I had my doubts right from reading the title. But for shits and grins, I watched it anyway. Excellent laugh!! Thank you for an entertaining video.

So he actually shows people how stupid they are to believe every shit they hear, and is honest enough to tell them that he just screwed with them without making money off it. So why are there so many people who hate him? Cause they got screwed :-)

@the_nguy9123

7 жыл бұрын

because they ran out after watching half the video and did not watch the whole video.

@dangypsie9496

7 жыл бұрын

because those people selling w 40

@h23beltran24

7 жыл бұрын

KiQL KiQL he did make money with the views

@michaeld2519

6 жыл бұрын

j beltran You don't make money with views. If an advertisement before the video is watched for more than 30 seconds, you make $1,00.

Dang, that's how urban legends start. Gotta wonder how many watch more than half way through, ha ha.

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

+spelunkerd Ha ha yea the idea was to help people understand they can't trust everything they see online, hope it doesnt backfire. lol

@tokexecution6865

8 жыл бұрын

lmao I was laughing the whole way through ...cheers to this video...THE THUMBS DOWN PEOPLE TRIED THIS METHOD ON THERE CARS HAHAHAHA

@kylandaminick13

8 жыл бұрын

+RatchetsAnd Wrenches I almost quit watching before you said it is fake. thanks for showing that it doesn't work.

@mrmark8603

3 жыл бұрын

I stopped 1/2 way, to put my iphone in the microwave to charge the battery.

IT WORKS!!! I tried this and it work just like the guy said! I'm going to this trick wit lacquer thinner!

Thanks man! It's great you show this to us and how easily we are tricked by good "tips" of others..

I am grateful for your honesty. To many people are always charlitons and the truth is there is a sucker born everyday. Thank God for people like you, who have an honest heart and expose those who do people wrong. Thank you for honestly my friend.

I don't think is a waste of time watching a video and learn something, I think after watching the video take the time to leave a negative comment it's a real waste of time.

I got a wreck from the scrap yard and using your technique just sold it to some dude for £5000; way to go man!

I found this to be a valuable lesson in critical thinking, something that is lacking in our mechanical and body&fender shops, and KZread videos that deal with these subjects. Thanks!

Good demo to show that we mustn't have to believe all videos on web or tv but we have to use our mind to think by ourself. I didn't lose my time to watch this. I'll win time and money for don't repeat this if i'll scratch my car body in future. Thank you again from France from a new suscriber

Thanks for the revealing story! It is definitely NOT a waste of time and will save people time by their not doing something that is useless!

Thank You So Much ! It is refreshing to see a honest person here on KZread. There are too many bullshit artists here just looking for clicks. You made my day ! Again, Thanks !

Thankyou buddy . I didn't believe wd40 and a flame would work. Thankyou again for the demonstration.

bro I'm a paint and body guy I've been doing it for 16yrs. I have seen a lot of videos that doesn't tell the true, so I want to say is thanks for the video more people should tell it like it is,please put out more if you can.

@johnkevinsosing570

7 жыл бұрын

Joelery Ramirez

How small are you? That lighter looks huge... -Slack

@timthegunguy8255

7 жыл бұрын

lol

@michaelhall8777

7 жыл бұрын

Tim TheGunGuy

@kenken-zj6is

7 жыл бұрын

Banana Bomb Productions

@josevelazquez113

7 жыл бұрын

ken ken

@firecrackerg60

7 жыл бұрын

jose velazquez

We used to use this trick (without the flame thrower portion !) when I worked for the fire department. For annual station inspection all equipment needed to look as best as possible when the Chief looked it over. Using the WD-40 over scratched or faded paint brought it back nice and shiny..at least for as long as the chief was there ! You should keep this trick in mind when buying a car from either a private individual, or especially a dealer. What you see when you buy the car might not be what you see after the first wash or two, and of course there will be no proof the scratches were there when you bought it. Good video, nicely exposed trick to watch out for.

I've seen a few of this guys videos and I'm beginning to realize that he' really has a lot of experience and knows what he's doing. He has a LOT of good sense which only comes from intelligence combined with experience.

There is no substitute for hardwork, great video.

This does work!. I cut out the scratched panels, welded in new ones, ground down the welds, resprayed and clearcoated, then used wd40 to get the shit off my hands. Thanks for sharing!

great video!! lol... what kind of 4k camara were you using???

Thank you for making this video. It is a valuable lesson! 😉

that sound like what a body shop would do. and when you go wash your car bam it's back lol

@towdoctor670

7 жыл бұрын

I try to keep an open mind but by the time it got to the fire I just knew there was gonna be some people setting the car on fire over this. you may be able to get those scratches out using any oil but the fire, that's my favorite part of the scam. oh and I also like to check out the keyboard tough guys that comment on people's videos. the comments are usually better than the video. thanks for your effort. I think I'll convince my wife to watch it.

This was hysterical. Loved it. Do more life hack myths.

Brilliant job. Made your point effectively and maybe saved a lot of people some money. More like this, please!

Good video 👍👍👍👍👍👍 always learn something new when I your vids bro keep em comin👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you so much! This removed the scratches. It also removed all the paint on my car as it caught on fire. Now I have a new car. Thank you again. ... :P

Thank you for busting the myth. I wasn't too thrilled with putting flame to my car's finish.

Good video, had me going for a while

well done mate .great video. 👍👍👍

Called bs before he confirmed it. Great video, teach people not to believe everything they see!

Thanks! We need more people like you to point out the fakes :P

Honesty at its best .

@lyndonp6296

7 жыл бұрын

Stupidity at it's worst!

Very funny, well done, I enjoyed it thanks

Thanks for an honest video

Thank you man for this video!! really appreciated!

Good info for people buying used cars. I'm sure shady dealers/sellers are doing this to make their cars look better.

actually when i was young i did something similar if i can say so with some scraches on a wall.. only that i took some of the painting behind the furniture mix it with water and filled the scraches with that crap in 2 rounds.. barely could see the scraches anymore.. so the existence of a spray to blur the area with original car painting inst something out of the ordinary... this video has its point...

thanks, i was thinking of it to try !

it worked! thank you so much!

Thank you bro for your honesty. God bless you bro.

Worked a treat for me. I reckon once the flames die out, those scratches will be gone forever!

Brilliant! Phew! at last. Thanks a million.

With very old nitro cellulose paints, heat can soften the surface and flow the paint, but a rotary buffer is what you need to do the repair. In all finishes used over the last 30 years the paint chemically reacts to form the surface and no amount if heat or buffing will do anything except damage to the panel.

Thanks, learned alot from this video.

Love this video, well done!

Thx for the information, I didnt know this.

Today we bring you a door off of a subaru outback. Great video bro

Dude, honesty is golden! I give you thumbs up for being so cute too! LOL

Thanks for the lesson

I applaud you for this video👏

thanks for your work ! appreciate it

thank you for your honesty

U put up great videos,let the haters hate,they can't relate.

the only reason i fell for this is because i trust you. all your other videos are great!

Definitely not a waste of time. I was watching crazy Russian hacker claiming that it actually works. Great vid.

tnx for the info!! nice video!

Thanks for the heads up.

We can call this video: "The Secret Reveled"..!! I like it!

thank you man, i thought that it really might work... thumbs up

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

+Moe Gawesh np, glad you found it useful. Check out my other video's if you want to repair the scratches for good. Thanks for your comment. Cheers

Good job man, I love it! I gotta do a video like this myself, so cool lol, I think I'll practice a little bit first then add a video to my channel about it :)

You made a valid and valuable point..Please make some more video like this.. thank you..

@myRatchets

7 жыл бұрын

will do, thanks.

Thank you for the truth on this fix,most people will post lies but this will get you places never lie about a fix and you will get many followers like me that want to know the truth

Thank you for helping me not to do this... I saw another guy's video shows it works.

lolololo had me there for a split second thats funny keep up ur vidz bro...

That works the same way when people show them restoring their headlights with just wd40. It just puts an oily film on the headlight and makes it shine. After the first rain or car wash they are faded again. You would be better off washing the headlights and then spraying them with a good wheel clear coat because it is more tougher that regular clear coat spray. This is why the headlights turn foggy. They are coated at the factory with a clear coat finish then after a few years it gets washed driven in harsh weather the sun beating down on them erodes the finish then the light starts to get hazy. A good wet 1000 to 2000 grit sand paper will smooth the light surface then spray it with clear coat. Worked on my 2006 Chevy Silverado extended cab truck. That was a great hoax you did on that car door great video. Peace Bro.

thanks for your Honesty.

Ratchets and Wrenches like your videos very informative. Thanks a lot. 😇😊😊😊😊😇

this video was better than the one that told me to fix a dent by throwing a potato at it.

@MuhdIqbal

8 жыл бұрын

lol, could you give me the link

@DEBOSSGARAGE

8 жыл бұрын

that was a joke....

@MuhdIqbal

8 жыл бұрын

+DEBOSS GARAGE mehh 😑

@ohger1

8 жыл бұрын

+DEBOSS GARAGE Sweet potato or Idaho?

@DEBOSSGARAGE

8 жыл бұрын

Im from Canada. It was a frozen potato

Lol! I was all happy at first. Thanks for the info.

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

+Rwoodwin Sorry to disappoint but the truth is better :) thanks for watching.

thank you for being honest. I got tricked from other youtube. you just save me time and money... thank you

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Van Glad you like the video, the idea of this video was always to help out people not get tricked. Thanks for commenting.

Inox works well also on a very faded paint job...just spray every few weeks and all the fade just magically disappears....I mostly use it on old grey and black bumpers to keep them looking good.

I love this video , thank you

Thumbs up and subscribed. Excellent vidieo! Great to see somone redirecting the gullible. Saves them time, money and a hospital visit. Bravo sir, well done. Take one attta boy outta petty cash. Mike

WD-40 doesn't remove scratches, it simply hide theme trough an optical illusion. It blur the scratches, literally, but only until the lubricant stays on the paint. At the first wash the scratches reappear exactly the same.

Thanks for saving people a lot of grief :)

Glad I watched the WHOLE video

@myRatchets

8 жыл бұрын

+Chowdy Chopz I just added some text asking people to watch the entire thing. It's a short video so I hope people get to the end.

@chowderchops

8 жыл бұрын

+RatchetsAnd Wrenches I almost shut it off and went to try the WD-40. I would have if I didn't have my 5 PM cocktail in front of me at the computer screen !!!!

I don't see a problem with the title of this video,,,, The title poses a question and the video provides the answer...

thnx for the lesson

very great information

If you have a large area to do, can you use a flame thrower? I have one of those, but I can't find a lighter that big

Good educational post

thanks for posting

Thanks for this.

wow that;s really nice to remove Scratches

One other thing that was in this video that you should not do; use paper towel or shop towel towel to clean your care. Paper towels like bounty and other brands are actually abrasive to the clear coat and paint and you shouldn't use them. Shop towels are even more abrasive. Only use microfiber cloths to clean painted areas to preserve the paint and clear coat

how long it last/ Is safe for paint?

You can also use WD-40 or oxygen and a lighter to attack Predators. It ticks them off pretty good, though.

Nope, this video wakes people up to stop believing bullshit. Nicely done.

i'm a detail er and the wd40 trick is used on new cars when they get scraped on the lot and many shonky used car detailers to hide scratches. Olive oil is also used, anything that gets you a wet look ti fill the scratches

Will that also fix cracks in the windshield?