grizz Posted Sunday at 08:01 Author Posted Sunday at 08:01 Continuing my journey of discovery with bare metal restoration techniques this video shows how many false starts I have made. A couple of photos for those who don’t have the time to watch it Knotwheel of death left a few spikes embedded in my skin Found some late at night, vertically embedded in my wrist No tweezers would work, so a quick dig saw 6mm of steel appear Wear double face protection and gloves kids . Jenson Velcro, 93fxdl, Toecutter and 4 others 7
93fxdl Posted Sunday at 12:17 Posted Sunday at 12:17 All the pain and struggles will be worth it once the paint starts going on, unfortunately, then the next stage of despair begins, runs, saggs, bloom and many other worries, but keep going, the end will be worth it, even more so, as it's all your own work Ttfn Glenn grizz 1
grizz Posted Tuesday at 14:02 Author Posted Tuesday at 14:02 Today And Yesterday I Have Mainly Been …………………… ?? Yes….!!!! WELDING AND GRINDING AND SWEARING Not necessarily in equal measure. But I just finished all the patchwork I needed to do. Of course I managed to grind holes in good, curved material, not once, not two times…… Nooooooooo………..!!! Three times plus one die grinder slip up. Not sure if I am ready to share the shame yet. Will you all judge me and banish me from Valhalla ?? Picture of some of the scrap. Nothing like a @Vieux masterclass in rust resurrection. . Dick Cheeseburger, auntiemaryscanary, Westbay and 3 others 6
93fxdl Posted Tuesday at 20:33 Posted Tuesday at 20:33 Grind, weld, swear, repeat, and now the rot is gone, may be a tortuous journey but you are getting closer to your destination Keep plugging away Ttfn Glenn grizz 1
Westbay Posted Wednesday at 07:22 Posted Wednesday at 07:22 Just keep imagining the nice smooth solid metal curves instead of the frilly lace effect ... 😊
grizz Posted Wednesday at 15:33 Author Posted Wednesday at 15:33 19 hours ago, 93fxdl said: Grind, weld, swear, repeat, and now the rot is gone, may be a tortuous journey but you are getting closer to your destination Keep plugging away Ttfn Glenn Still a looooong way to go. But we go.
grizz Posted Wednesday at 15:35 Author Posted Wednesday at 15:35 8 hours ago, Westbay said: Just keep imagining the nice smooth solid metal curves instead of the frilly lace effect ... 😊 Frilly knickers are the only frilly thing I have an interest in. No, not wearing but tearing off with my teeth #Faithless
grizz Posted Wednesday at 15:45 Author Posted Wednesday at 15:45 Bit by bit Job by job Ordered a load of wire wheels. Painful process and progress. MrBig, Shandylegs, Westbay and 4 others 7
93fxdl Posted yesterday at 08:46 Posted yesterday at 08:46 Enjoyed the video, be careful with the vibration from the grinder, can cause, white finger, a nasty affliction which does not go away, keep your hands warm and take regular breaks, massage your hands to improve circulation. Wonder if your leather driving glove is intended for golf? Ttfn Glenn Or maybe these https://parkerhydraulics-shop.co.uk/products/predator-hide-drivers-gold-gloves?variant=44425243820248&country=GB¤cy=GBP&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=all_products&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw47i_BhBTEiwAaJfPprP27UCS9CyD7FylqX8t5tf9JEnF7vR-Bq0V8YvlG3Wlmq0An934hhoC4isQAvD_BwE
grizz Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 22 hours ago, 93fxdl said: Enjoyed the video, be careful with the vibration from the grinder, can cause, white finger, a nasty affliction which does not go away, keep your hands warm and take regular breaks, massage your hands to improve circulation. Wonder if your leather driving glove is intended for golf? Ttfn Glenn Or maybe these https://parkerhydraulics-shop.co.uk/products/predator-hide-drivers-gold-gloves?variant=44425243820248&country=GB¤cy=GBP&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=all_products&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw47i_BhBTEiwAaJfPprP27UCS9CyD7FylqX8t5tf9JEnF7vR-Bq0V8YvlG3Wlmq0An934hhoC4isQAvD_BwE I believe gloves were probably used by a Coop delivery driver. I only have the right one but it was good enough. I also own a shelf full of various gloves. New, unused but wear the ones in use till they are just wrist warmers. Your link are probably what I have
Westbay Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago "I also own a shelf full of various gloves. New, unused but wear the ones in use till they are just wrist warmers. " 🤣
grizz Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago Next job. Stripping cab interior. Do keep in mind, stripping off the existing paint properly takes surprisingly long, I have had a few people comment about various techniques and what I have done wrong. Assholes/opinions ? Anyway. I am sure every technique has its merits. So wire brushing the interior….. What a killer job. But it is done. A few pictures for those who don’t watch videos I also had a Turkish friend visiting who was a keen shooter. Ekrem has a deadly eye and was dead on the bulls eye George was really taken with him as well A really nice thing to do once the inside was done, was sweeping up the paint removed I was knackered at that point but relieved Obviously many loose parts to clean up and then the second phase of cleaning the cab Will it ever end?? .
kevins Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Appart from paying someone else I've never come accross a way of stripping paint that isn't unpleasant, once its done it's the worse bit over and done with and progressively gets better, it looks a great starting point. I'd try to get a thin coat of epoxy or something similar on it while its dry though, the last thing you want to have to do is do it all again to get flash rust off. grizz and GlenAnderson 2
Westbay Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Well folks , today I'm going to show you how to rebuild a Chevy C10 cab using just starting with these pieces .... 🤣 grizz 1
grizz Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 2 minutes ago, Westbay said: Well folks , today I'm going to show you how to rebuild a Chey C10 cab using just starting with these pieces .... 🤣 DIY paint kit. How the red was applied before
grizz Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 35 minutes ago, kevins said: Appart from paying someone else I've never come accross a way of stripping paint that isn't unpleasant, once its done it's the worse bit over and done with and progressively gets better, it looks a great starting point. I'd try to get a thin coat of epoxy or something similar on it while its dry though, the last thing you want to have to do is do it all again to get flash rust off. A second round of DA sanding with 120 grit is underway. Whatsapp on its way 😉
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