Massey Ferguson 65 Part 49 My Chassis Surface Prep Explained
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Hello, I'm Lance (aka Bundy Bear), and doing these videos is my hobby. I do own Queensland Tractor Spares in Australia where I sell parts and offer technical advice to customers.
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Really like these how to’s video on the « simple » things. Always good to see what others do and maybe add to your own tool box. Would really like a video like this one on the painting process, panels and castings. Thanks again Lance for the video.
Glad you liked it!, Ill see how I go Im not the best painter in town but they do look good when Im finished.
Thanks Lance ...Painting is easy, it's the prep work that takes the time. We have a big blaster that we like to use for all the big parts and that gives us a really good key for the paint to grip onto. You got me onto the Roloc gear and I love the system so much we got a second grinder to save swapping from 2" to 3" pads
Very true! I use a sand blaster, pressure washer and any other nick knack that looks handy for the job.
Good stew, Lance; an easy to understand a thorough explanation of your process.
Thanks 👍
G Day Lance, thanks for sharing the tips on prep for painting as always excellent tips, painting is 90% prep, brilliant video
Barry
My pleasure!
Very cool and informative Lance; thank you for taking the time to explain all this.
My pleasure!
Another excellent video - looking good!
Thank you! Cheers!
For pitted metal and paint still paint still on it I use 3M clean strip cookies. They look like a bunch of rubber noodles all wrapped together and has grit in the rubber. They leave a better surface for primer to adhere to. Wire wheels leave a more glazed surface which is OK if you metal prep or use a good etch primer.
Im going to buy some and try them, I have seen them but never used one.
Have you tried the sriip disc for grinders, sure there's a roloc version as well Lance.
No but I will for sure.
Giving the Arrow a go then Lance?
@@JACKATTACKED whatever brand Trade Tools here in town stocks
Video is ok, but to much talk
Had to as soon as I fire us a sander all sound is gone. It just blows out.
Ok