This is so great seeing you work with him with such patience. Kinda brings tears to my eyes. He'll remember these times for the rest of his life. God bless you dad!!!
You just can not buy this kind of education. Knowledge passed down from father to son is the truest form of education. Sadly i lost my father last year but whenever i am working on a project or get stuck in a situation i hear his voice and words of advice so clear i could swear he was sitting right with me. Cherish these moments. Well done to both of you
Brother,..you are, DOING IT, RIGHT!!! I'm proud of you! I'm proud, of your boy (son)!! DON'T STOP FILLING HIS BRAINS WITH YOUR WISDOM!!! What you are doing, IS NOT ON U-TUB!!! Continue to raise him, to be the man, you are! -Mr. "X"
Tell your son he is lucky to learn this. From Grandpa that used to build. (60) My grand kids (I pad users) love when I show them REAL stuff. 5 yo is grinding already. (Under serious supervision)
I didn't catch if you are Dad, Stepdad, Uncle or neighbor, but you are 1. An awesome man and 2. An incredible teacher. I can't wait to follow your channel and see if he catches on and it becomes a passion for him. You are a great camera man as well. Thanks.
PPE! I know it's more "manly" not to use correct hearing, hand and eye protection, but there is also a price to pay in the long term. Nice episode. Thank you.
A wire wheel polishes the metal and should be followed by a sandpaper that gives the metal some tooth for the primer to bond to. It needs to be matte finished and not shiny or you increase the risk of peeling. An acid etching product also works, but sometimes causes peeling if not completely neutralized. You've got some nice Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth products there and they're going to be awesome restored.
Look into "Dustless Blasting" when it comes to striping metal. You can strip that entire door in 10 minutes and not worry about any warpage. Door will look like new sheet metal. :)
Nice video, your father does an excellent job at explaining the processes and why. You do a great job learning and following. These moments you will remember fondly later and you will have abilities beyond so many around you. The only criticism is perhaps use music that doesn't have lyrics as they tend to distract from what is happening.
Corroseal is a good product, but it is a primer also. So you want to prep the metal like you are going to be applying primer. You applied it like you would be using Ospho or Phosphoric acid.
I wish I had your patience with my kids! I can show them stuff and everything but when I gotta go into it deeper and maybe over it a couple times I lose my shit pretty quick!!🤣🤣good job 👍👍
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This is so great seeing you work with him with such patience. Kinda brings tears to my eyes. He'll remember these times for the rest of his life. God bless you dad!!!
You just can not buy this kind of education. Knowledge passed down from father to son is the truest form of education. Sadly i lost my father last year but whenever i am working on a project or get stuck in a situation i hear his voice and words of advice so clear i could swear he was sitting right with me. Cherish these moments. Well done to both of you
Thank you. Sorry for your loss.
Brother,..you are, DOING IT, RIGHT!!!
I'm proud of you!
I'm proud, of your boy (son)!!
DON'T STOP FILLING HIS BRAINS WITH YOUR WISDOM!!!
What you are doing, IS NOT ON U-TUB!!!
Continue to raise him, to be the man, you are!
-Mr. "X"
I like how patient you are with your apprentice! This is how I learned from others!
I truly admire this. I would have enjoyed to be taught like this when I was growing up. Priceless...
yeah pretty rad, he is very patient too.
Thanks
Tell your son he is lucky to learn this.
From Grandpa that used to build. (60)
My grand kids (I pad users) love when I show them REAL stuff.
5 yo is grinding already. (Under serious supervision)
I didn't catch if you are Dad, Stepdad, Uncle or neighbor, but you are 1. An awesome man and 2. An incredible teacher. I can't wait to follow your channel and see if he catches on and it becomes a passion for him. You are a great camera man as well. Thanks.
Thank you. He's my Dad.
I’m his Dad. Thanks for the kind words.
PPE! I know it's more "manly" not to use correct hearing, hand and eye protection, but there is also a price to pay in the long term. Nice episode. Thank you.
A wire wheel polishes the metal and should be followed by a sandpaper that gives the metal some tooth for the primer to bond to. It needs to be matte finished and not shiny or you increase the risk of peeling. An acid etching product also works, but sometimes causes peeling if not completely neutralized. You've got some nice Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth products there and they're going to be awesome restored.
Look into "Dustless Blasting" when it comes to striping metal. You can strip that entire door in 10 minutes and not worry about any warpage. Door will look like new sheet metal. :)
Good stuff man, such patience teaching him a lifelong skill and passion.. this makes me miss my father like you wouldnt believe
Thank you.
Nice video, your father does an excellent job at explaining the processes and why. You do a great job learning and following. These moments you will remember fondly later and you will have abilities beyond so many around you. The only criticism is perhaps use music that doesn't have lyrics as they tend to distract from what is happening.
Thanks for the feedback
BTW- I was raised to use, Naval Jelly, on rust.
I see nobody using Zero Rust, even when they do the testing on what's the best, the stuff is awesome, about a million times better than Por15
Corroseal is a good product, but it is a primer also. So you want to prep the metal like you are going to be applying primer. You applied it like you would be using Ospho or Phosphoric acid.
Awsome job kid put in the work and you'll have nice stuff
thanks, ill do my best the get her to look pristine and put a working engine in her👍🏻
Assuming they're a father and son. What a dad, man!
Thanks, yeah he's my dad.
Holy shit, the blind leading the blind here. Too many things to point out.
Point them out. I’m no expert and we’re open to learn.
Now thats how its done, great job sir and an excellent video👍👍
I wish I had your patience with my kids! I can show them stuff and everything but when I gotta go into it deeper and maybe over it a couple times I lose my shit pretty quick!!🤣🤣good job 👍👍
lol
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Lamasil is also good for athletes foot
lol
I heard that too, and was wondering what the actual product being used is called.
Remember PPE
Oh man this is too painful to watch!
Use Ospho next time.