DIY HOW TO Repair Rusty Bodywork _ Any vehicle without spending a fortune
Removing & repairing Rust isn’t as difficult as you would think and you don’t need any special tools
but you will need these products
Upol Easy Car Body Filler
Hammerite Kurust Rust Treatment 90ml Converts Rust To Stable Surface
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never put filler over primer…
I truly admire your spirit and attitude in tackling this conversion, it reminds me of myself 20 years ago lol, you are way more competent technically than i was, am, Thank you so much for sharing such fun informative and entertaining content in this conversion and sharing your enthusiasm, it is gonna be a really cool job when completed, it is all about being the master of your own destiny, i really like that, i lived in my van conversion and left the rat race for two and a half glorious years, unfortunately an ongoing health issue forced me back to once more living in a flat, such is life. cheers. Andy.
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nice job mel your spraying needs some work though puff puff puff no lol , nice flat even passes less work to finnish
Maybe you could place a clear plastic protector in front of your camera, that way you could film when using power tools etc
Christ talk about cheaping out on paint eh Mercedes-Benz not good enough
I just thought to add this Mel, I hope you don't mind. A Dremel or similar can also be used with a sanding drum attachment. An angle grinder is a ferocious bit of kit and while I accept if things have got very bad and you have a large area an angle grinder and wire brush are excellent for fast paint and rust removal, for people without much experience of power tools, they might be a bit of a handful. A Dremel would be my preference for small patches of rust.
I know this comment is pretty late, but I just wanted to say thank you for a very helpful video. Referenced this many times while treating the rust on my sprinter and it's turned out great. Thanks to you I've saved a lot of money and now have a whole arsenal of products to tackle the rust on my daily driver too. 🙂