Good save. Those are indestructible mechanically, my uncle used to swear by them. He was a road contractor in Israel and after an unhappy episode with a locally assembled Jeep Wagoneer he discovered the Scouts and the bigger IHs, he never bought anything else till he retired (I think at one point he had 6 of them).
Oh yeah, Love them old travel-all trucks. I have a 61 IH 800 TA. It’s in the woods. Maybe someday I will pull it out. Keep on this journey and you will learn more each time. I also hate bodywork and my dad painted cars for 45 years.
Good afternoon from Cape Cod ⛵ you don't find any international anything on the East Coast where I live that is in complete garbage. Good on you for bringing that truck back around and giving it a new life ✌️🇺🇲
Buff, I been subscribed from the start, you ,pole barn,junkyard digs, Cold War motors and on an on,I can tell you a some of the others that probably know. Use Lacquer primer, it only uses reducer and nothing else a can go over anything a dries very well, just trying to help ya out….!!!!!
I cringed watching you struggle with that primer! We've all been there, with some product, or our own mistakes!😂😂😂 Nothing wrong with short strand fiberglass... it does the job!
That Majic stuff is horrible. It takes forever to dry, separates and is hard to spray. The main issue I have had and have seen other people have with it is it takes forever to dry. Oh, I live in Arizona and tried using it to paint one thing in the middle of summer, it still took days to dry. I got fed up and stripped it all of and repainted.
41:22 Perhaps the primer white shit but one thing doing bodywork that I’ve noticed over the years a.k.a. 47 years of my life it takes time you need to wait and let the stuff flash off with that being said you could’ve went to thick with the primer or it could just be cropped primer but nonetheless it probably would’ve been a better idea to strip the crap primer lay down some good primer let it flash in fact let it dry soYou don’t get wrinkles and other notorious things that can happen if the paint or primer that you lay down isn’t dry enough on the substrate
@@NTromb very aware now of all the issues that happened. Likely bad primer (wouldn’t dry), too thick and not enough dry times between coats.. it was doomed from the moment I opened the primer can.
Don't buy a travel-all...🧠 👂 ear hears...brain interpretation of said message.. I hear I have to buy travel-all😅 Paint looks pretty good. Saying all that paint was garbage, have to start calling you Dalton Jr.😅
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That's quite the transformation. Good job, Buff.
Way to stay after it Buff and get it to the finish line my friend! Well done!
Always a good day when I open up my subscriptions and see there’s a new Buff’s Garage video👍
@@georgeponnay447 glad you enjoy!
Spiders and snakes and everything it takes to make this beast get up and go.😊
@@bigbill709 it’s a runner for sure
Always a good morning with a new video thanks Buff
Good save. Those are indestructible mechanically, my uncle used to swear by them. He was a road contractor in Israel and after an unhappy episode with a locally assembled Jeep Wagoneer he discovered the Scouts and the bigger IHs, he never bought anything else till he retired (I think at one point he had 6 of them).
@@tturtle1659 well
I’m glad to hear that since Falconstein turned out to be an IH instead of the Jeep I was told about
Thanks!! 👍
So far it looks good!
Rats and mice teeth continue to grow in order to keep them down and set right they chew on things
That window screen was something else!
@@Central_Iowa_Outdoors it’s so cool!
What a difference a day makes! Well, many days and lots of hard work, but it turned out really pretty. I love the window screens.
@@trolleybarn2614 it’s not great but a lot better than it was
@BuffsGarage But I like that you try new things, learn from and share your mistakes (or missteps) and successes.
Looks a lot better!
@@ronsautojax I think so too
It cranked good and kinda started 😊
You did a great job on this.
@@RobertSnedigar best I could do with the knowledge I have.. which isn’t much. Thanks!
Doing a good job, certainly better than it started, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
@@donaldhalls2189 thanks for watching
Oh yeah, Love them old travel-all trucks. I have a 61 IH 800 TA. It’s in the woods. Maybe someday I will pull it out.
Keep on this journey and you will learn more each time.
I also hate bodywork and my dad painted cars for 45 years.
@@BigBlock402 I can say one thing, I do not like sanding
Good afternoon from Cape Cod ⛵ you don't find any international anything on the East Coast where I live that is in complete garbage. Good on you for bringing that truck back around and giving it a new life ✌️🇺🇲
It’s another life, maybe not new. Hopefully it’ll get around a few more years
As an FYI when using those tractor paints you should thin it with acetone and add a touch of catalyst hardener
@@aoni1987 I did
Flood penetrol works good as well.
Heck yeah we're ready for the burnout portion of this video now. 😊
I wish, but it’s not a burnout-worthy rig
Buff, I been subscribed from the start, you ,pole barn,junkyard digs, Cold War motors and on an on,I can tell you a some of the others that probably know. Use Lacquer primer, it only uses reducer and nothing else a can go over anything a dries very well, just trying to help ya out….!!!!!
@@jimdavis2848 thanks
Awesome video brother. Happy New Year. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible day. Much love and RESPECT
392 cubes of gasoline sucking cornbinder power house . 😊
@@bigbill709 it’s strong for sure.
Looks can be deceiving 😊😅
That's good work man
@@Foxcanfixit thanks
Nice job!
@@billhacks thanks
Glad i found your channel really like the videos keep it up
@@warspawnx glad to have you on board! More to come
I cringed watching you struggle with that primer! We've all been there, with some product, or our own mistakes!😂😂😂
Nothing wrong with short strand fiberglass... it does the job!
@@rexkean yep I’ve learned my lesson about primer. If it don’t smell right, literally and metaphorically, then stop and start over
Cool rig can't find any of these in the northeast salt has dissolved them.
@@travisgilmore7960 this one was basically disintegrated
That Majic stuff is horrible. It takes forever to dry, separates and is hard to spray. The main issue I have had and have seen other people have with it is it takes forever to dry. Oh, I live in Arizona and tried using it to paint one thing in the middle of summer, it still took days to dry. I got fed up and stripped it all of and repainted.
@@evasesh6585 ok so not just me then.. thanks for confirming that
@@BuffsGarage oh, one other note on this stuff, the spray paint version is just as bad. So try and stay away from that too.
I can only imagine how bad that interior smells.
Still
Great video!!
@@hilly70jh92 thanks
Nice. So, the next time you're in Arizona, I've got this Ford Granada ("The Rusty Grenade") that needs a paint job...LOL!
@@2coolwheels139 bring your spray cans… I don’t plan on doing this again
@@BuffsGarage LOL...I don't blame you.
Hey bud, good to see you won the battle off to the next war
@@DudesWithWrenches not one I’d like to fight again
Great video
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If ya squint she's mint.
@@jaytitus902 that’s the idea
You.. sold it? How could you...
@@michaelhoskins832 I’m poor.. I have to keep them moving
41:22 Perhaps the primer white shit but one thing doing bodywork that I’ve noticed over the years a.k.a. 47 years of my life it takes time you need to wait and let the stuff flash off with that being said you could’ve went to thick with the primer or it could just be cropped primer but nonetheless it probably would’ve been a better idea to strip the crap primer lay down some good primer let it flash in fact let it dry soYou don’t get wrinkles and other notorious things that can happen if the paint or primer that you lay down isn’t dry enough on the substrate
@@NTromb very aware now of all the issues that happened. Likely bad primer (wouldn’t dry), too thick and not enough dry times between coats.. it was doomed from the moment I opened the primer can.
Can’t write it down ink pen not working and need paper lol
@@NotmeGK123 ok?
You asked you writing this down lol so had to answer smart ass answer back
@ oh right, well when you find a pen and paper, write this down
@NotmeGK123 Tech Tip of the Day> Crayons never run out of ink!
@ well said
Don't buy a travel-all...🧠 👂 ear hears...brain interpretation of said message.. I hear I have to buy travel-all😅 Paint looks pretty good. Saying all that paint was garbage, have to start calling you Dalton Jr.😅
Hell yeah
@@powertoyz glad you enjoyed