Just started watching your vids , I have now subscribed, one of the better car vids on u tube, love working on cars too .,lovely to see father and son working together.
Love the wheels. The guys at Hackshop Garage channel got me onto a game changer for me. Sit the cans in hot water for 4 or 5mins. Thins the paint, builds the pressure and goes on “almost” like a spray gun. Smoother finish.
Great to see you back making regular videos, and these are the tips that help people in this cost of living crisis to tackle jobs themselves. So big thumbs up from Preston (Lancs)!
My sons fiesta’s gear stick is getting stiff and making a squeaking noise. It probably needs the same job doing to it. Thanks for the info- very informative and great to see dad and son working together. Keep it up lads. Dave.
Are you two okay, it's been a while since you uploaded Any videos. Loved the content, how's the mini doing? Any further progress. Anyway take care and hopefully a new video soon.
Nice video, more dedicated than me, I only used 1200 and 2000 grit for clearing my headlights for the MOT. There was a digital caliper on the workbench - it looks like a Parkside from LIDL. I was thinking about the use of one for getting the gaps right between door and frame on a rebuild/restore - if there was an extension for the blades that would fit in the gap it would help give an accurate reading which would be useful for realignment. Can you adapt yours for this purpose? A slide on tip that could fit in the small gaps would work perhaps.
I’m pleased you liked the video, thanks for commenting. I am self employed but I have a contract with a chain of shops and I transport their stock around the region. Nothing to do with cars but my whole family have always loved and worked on cars so I have just picked things up over the years. Regards Mark
Best card trick I've seen, nice progress lads.
Nice love the trick with the playing cards, makes the job so much easier.
Who needs multi grips with fingers of steel like that. The circlip didn’t stand a chance.
Great video. Very handy info indeed.
Great job guys 👏
It’s lovely to see a farther and son team that works keep them coming 👍
Liked the Tintin cameo when your dad was driving. Where was Snowy??
Just started watching your vids , I have now subscribed, one of the better car vids on u tube, love working on cars too .,lovely to see father and son working together.
Love the wheels.
The guys at Hackshop Garage channel got me onto a game changer for me. Sit the cans in hot water for 4 or 5mins. Thins the paint, builds the pressure and goes on “almost” like a spray gun. Smoother finish.
Another absolutely brilliant video thanks for taking the time to shoot, edit & post
Lovely job lads. Keep it going. Best channel on youtube
Much appreciated!
Excellent video I really enjoyed it thanks lads❤️😊👍
bravo bon travail !👍
Your better than most so called professional to be fair , keep up the great work , videos are great.
Excellent job on both guys!
Great to see you back making regular videos, and these are the tips that help people in this cost of living crisis to tackle jobs themselves. So big thumbs up from Preston (Lancs)!
Well done men! The results of all the projects is very good.
Great tips. cheers
Getting there guys 👌
Nice fix on the gear linkage 👍
Thanks 👍
Great video lads 👍🏻 wheels look amazing 👌🏻
Great stuff men.
I’m glad that you emphasized the method of refurbishing the lights, I had no idea that skipping one of the ‘Grit’ would hurt the individual results.
Good to see your learning for a expert your dad 😂cracking video such a great team
10:55 nice Tin Tin hairstyle.
My sons fiesta’s gear stick is getting stiff and making a squeaking noise. It probably needs the same job doing to it. Thanks for the info- very informative and great to see dad and son working together. Keep it up lads. Dave.
The car is looking really good. If I was in need of a car I wouldn't hesitate to buy one that you guys had sorted out! :)
Here in USA for lights I use Krud Kutter and a magic eraser. Less than a minute. No tools needed.
Good work lads keep it up
I've been in the trade for 53 years so where did you get that card trick from .....wheeler dealers ? ....get it ? Brilliant ! Every days a schoolday .
Hi. Thanks 👍. I can’t remember where I found the car trick, I use it for years, works really well though.
Nice little vlog keep them coming lads
Boa tarde.. Mir de bom pra vocês... é nos krekauto funilaria....no Brasil
car is looking good ,going to have a go at my headlight there well dull now and mot is due soon.
You can use clear coat spray
Are you two okay, it's been a while since you uploaded Any videos. Loved the content, how's the mini doing? Any further progress. Anyway take care and hopefully a new video soon.
Nice video, more dedicated than me, I only used 1200 and 2000 grit for clearing my headlights for the MOT. There was a digital caliper on the workbench - it looks like a Parkside from LIDL. I was thinking about the use of one for getting the gaps right between door and frame on a rebuild/restore - if there was an extension for the blades that would fit in the gap it would help give an accurate reading which would be useful for realignment. Can you adapt yours for this purpose? A slide on tip that could fit in the small gaps would work perhaps.
Great video again, thank you. Would you mind me asking what your full time job is ? intrigued how you amassed all these engineering skills.
I’m pleased you liked the video, thanks for commenting. I am self employed but I have a contract with a chain of shops and I transport their stock around the region. Nothing to do with cars but my whole family have always loved and worked on cars so I have just picked things up over the years.
Regards
Mark
Thank you for sharing that detail. That makes your engineering skills even more impressive. Look forward to the next video!
Great job Guys, could i ask what microphone you use for the voice over work ?
thanks alot MEC from MEC-TEC
Hi. Thank you 👍 We just use a Rode shotgun mic on my iPhone 12.
@@upbuild4397 hi mate thanks for the reply, is that bluetooth or does it plug in ? Thanks alot ! All the best MEC
@@mec-tec not a problem 👍 it’s a plug in type.
What! no beer?
Great job on the wheels well actually great job on everything, are you sure you're not pro's? hehe
I polished the headlights on my mk6 and when I took the masking tape off afterwards it took some lacquer with it😢
The headlights on my fiesta are so dull. Is there brighter bulbs i should be buying?
Wat uv protector are you using