Are you interested in learning how to do bodywork? How to body work body kits and install car spoilers?

Here is a video above that takes you through the process of installing and customizing a spoiler.

When you go out and buy a body kit or spolier, you’ll see that you have many choices. You can get duraflex, extreme dementions, vis racing, vfiber, veilside and many more body kit brands that you have to chose from.

Whatever the case maxisys elite, most times you’ll have to do some type of body work to make it fit right on your car.

Even though it’s a brand name like Hamman or AC Schnitzer you will still have to get it to fit right. Many body shops make a killing on this process. Especially if you have a higher end car like BMW, Mercedes and Porsche.

If you’re working on a Mazda or Honda you’ll still get hit for custom modifications because most times you’re getting a duraflex style body kit which is affordable but not always the best in quality.

But no big deal right? because YOU do body work now!

It’s not as hard as it can look. You just need to know how to fit your kit, where to screw in certain places, how to cut your kit, how to epoxy and body work your $500.00 kit and turn it into a $2,000 kit with a $5,000 paint job glossing all over it.

It can all be done with body work.

And your friends and family will ENVY you all the way home!

When customizing and prepping Fiberglass or ABS Plastic… it’s all the same process.

Primers, fillers, sealers and paint. In a nut shell, if you can prep and paint a big-wheel you can paint a car Autel MaxiTPMS TS501, and don’t worry because we take you through the entire learning process.

You just need to know the step-by-step process and not just told how to do it but actually SHOWN how to.

If you want to learn more about body work and painting don’t forget to check out our EXCLUSIVE VIP Members program where we literally show you how to do ANYTHING with professional automotive paint finishes so you’ll be riding in style in no time.

The training is all done for you. We have members ranging from 14 in India to 75 in Canada.

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