Learning how to do body work?
I was lucky enough to learn in the early '90s from my uncle who is a great bodyman. He briefly showed me what to do, explained it, then let me learn myself from there by trial and error. As already stated, it really is the best way to learn.
However.
If you simply cannot swing that, or cannot go to school, or in conjunction with going to school or learning one-on-one, get some good videos! You can learn a lot from them. It's almost like looking over a pro's shoulder, but then you have to try it yourself, that's where most of the learning will be anyway, once you have the guidance. The paintucation videos are good, and I'm sure there are other good ones. There are a lot of sample videos on youtube as well, as well as some amateur ones, but watch out for those, some of them have bad info!
'73 Roadrunner in early '90s... my learning project (Viper Red):
I was lucky enough to learn in the early '90s from my uncle who is a great bodyman. He briefly showed me what to do, explained it, then let me learn myself from there by trial and error. As already stated, it really is the best way to learn.
However.
If you simply cannot swing that, or cannot go to school, or in conjunction with going to school or learning one-on-one, get some good videos! You can learn a lot from them. It's almost like looking over a pro's shoulder, but then you have to try it yourself, that's where most of the learning will be anyway, once you have the guidance. The paintucation videos are good, and I'm sure there are other good ones. There are a lot of sample videos on youtube as well, as well as some amateur ones, but watch out for those, some of them have bad info!
'73 Roadrunner in early '90s... my learning project (Viper Red):
