Bloody hell John, very impressed by your process, technique and dedication to getting a great job done. 100 times better than nearly every other painter I've seen. Thank you.
John, your videos are an invaluable resource and leave me all green-eyed!! I've probably left it too late in the year to get my roof done but if I do it do you have any videos or advice that re. heavy pitting? Do you use a filler over them? Many thanks and nice work.
Hi there John, great video! Having watched all your videos i'm feelin far more prepared for the looming paint job on Tyke. Hunting for a scabbler at the moment but cant find one with as many wheels as yours has (for the right price) - what make is your machine? Cheers!
Hi John - this is a great video! Going to attempt to repaint my boat this summer so your tutorials are massively appreciated. Quick question, having looked a bit more into scabblers, they seem like very effective machines for taking down to steel but also large and presumably heavy. You obviously focus on the roof in this video. Have you ever used a scabbler on the sides or would you only use it on flat surfaces such as the roof?
hi Kate about 2 weeks including stripping back and all the drying times, it can be done out doors but make sure if you cover your work so the damp does not get in if you feel that it may have done then get the air to it and do not paint until you are happy it has dried out
hi Steve the boat shown is still not showing any signs of rust so thats about three years, it is important to make sure that all the next coatings are the right thickness
@@JohnbarnardBiz I'm thinking of using this stuff on a pickup truck actually, items like the axles, diff and suspension arms have surface rust. I'll be keeping this truck for many many years so trying to do what I can to preserve it.
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It is a joy to watch professionals at work. Well Done Sir.
Brilliant step by step talk through John. Thank you for taking the time to do them, another subscribed.
Good practical video. That dock is luxurious compared to the usual spider and fly ridden polytunnels. Thanks John.
Bloody hell John, very impressed by your process, technique and dedication to getting a great job done. 100 times better than nearly every other painter I've seen. Thank you.
Thanks for the nice comments
Great video, very helpful, thank you John
Nice job-thanks for posting
great informative video, very curious about vactan, thanks
Fabulous video's john excellent ⚓⚓⚓⚓🇬🇧🇬🇧
John, your videos are an invaluable resource and leave me all green-eyed!! I've probably left it too late in the year to get my roof done but if I do it do you have any videos or advice that re. heavy pitting? Do you use a filler over them? Many thanks and nice work.
Hi there John, great video! Having watched all your videos i'm feelin far more prepared for the looming paint job on Tyke. Hunting for a scabbler at the moment but cant find one with as many wheels as yours has (for the right price) - what make is your machine? Cheers!
wow great job
Hi John, is there any reason you wouldn't use a etch primer?
I’d like to use vactan on my van roof, just wondered, can I use normal vehicle primer on top of Vactan ?
Very informative video 👍
Hi John, another super video. My roof looks just like that one so its shown me the right way to do it. Many thanks.
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hi,
glad to help
v nice job x
Hi John - this is a great video! Going to attempt to repaint my boat this summer so your tutorials are massively appreciated. Quick question, having looked a bit more into scabblers, they seem like very effective machines for taking down to steel but also large and presumably heavy. You obviously focus on the roof in this video. Have you ever used a scabbler on the sides or would you only use it on flat surfaces such as the roof?
hi Tommy - yes i use the scabbler for all the boat sides included
How long did that take you? Is it possible to do that outside if you cover the top when the weather is poor?
hi Kate about 2 weeks including stripping back and all the drying times,
it can be done out doors but make sure if you cover your work so the damp does not get in if you feel that it may have done then get the air to it and do not paint until you are happy it has dried out
Thanks!
Are there any long term tests of this Vactan stuff? Does it really stop rust spreading/appearing again??
hi Steve the boat shown is still not showing any signs of rust so thats about three years, it is important to make sure that all the next coatings are the right thickness
@@JohnbarnardBiz I'm thinking of using this stuff on a pickup truck actually, items like the axles, diff and suspension arms have surface rust. I'll be keeping this truck for many many years so trying to do what I can to preserve it.
the vactan converts the rust and puts down a barrier but you still need to carry out good painting to keep the surface protected
@MariaA Dv Survivor Hi email me at john@johnbarnard.biz and I will send you details
Are you prepared to give a 10 year warranty?
Hi
we do not give a warranty of that length as in a lot of cases the manufactures do not give that length of time
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just blast it with garnet ffs.