STEEL TUB HOLE REPAIR
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- BULLET HOLE TUB REPAIR. Received a call from one of my tenants that her house was shot up multiple times. Thankfully, no one was hurt. Several holes in the siding, window and one went through the siding into the bathtub. In this video, I will show you how I repaired this bathtub. First, I started by pounding the bullet hole back into place. Then, I sanded down the area with 80 grit with my drill. I then applied 2 coats of fiberglass reinforced bondo, sanded and applied 1 coat of regular bondo. Finally, I waited 24 hours sanded again and painted with a tub and tile paint. End result tub was repaired and the tenant was happy.
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0:00 Introduction
0:02 Steel Tub Repair
0:21 Sand with 80 grit
1:26 First Coat
2:30 Sand between Coats 100 grit
2:46 Second Coat of Fiberglass Bondo
3:43 Final Coat: Regular Bondo
5:32 Tub and Tile Paint
6:15 Feathering In Edge 
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I have a bullet hole in my sink, and went to youtube to find how to repair a bullet hole in cast iron, and boom, here we go.
That's brilliant for a rental.
Indistinct Chatter Thanks. Turned out better than I expected.
How is this repair doing now? I have a metal tub with a big dent in it, not a bullet hole but the divot is a bit bigger than a silver dollar. This video is the only one that showed anything that might work on my tub. The work looked well done to me. Just wondering how it has held up.
I have not been back to this rental. The tenant is one of my best. When I get back in the unit I will do a follow up video good or bad. Sorry this isn’t more helpful.
@@handylandlord damn, hate to see a bad tenant if this is a good one, bullet holes in your tub ain't no biggie, must have been target practicing with the rubber ducks.
Might be somebody got caught stepping out, and ol' girl ain't like it to much and she done put at ol' nine on him.
Good job but damn that's scary...
Thanks. Yes haha
I haven't seen a update on this, how is this holding up?
It's not, he did a crap job with all the wrong tools & products
Please wear a mask always when you sand!!! That stuffs toxic AF. How's it holding up?
What are materials you use?
I purchased everything from Homedepot but added links from amazon.
Small sander with disks amzn.to/2Zjiksy
Bondo Fiberglass reinforced amzn.to/31ofGUZ
Bondo amzn.to/2ZjzIgH
Bondo Spreaders amzn.to/2VshwAv
Tub Paint amzn.to/2VoGil0
Rough neighborhood...LOL
Maybe a BB. Haha
What kind of man would bust a cap on an innocent bath tub?
Idk it’s messed up. What did the tub ever do wrong? Haha
A suicidal one
worst paint to use leaves lots of orange peel behind & feels really ruff after dried.
M Sancho Thanks for the input. This was my first time using the spray can paint for tubs. This seemed like my best option instead of replacing the tub. I will do a follow up video if this repair fails.
How has the paint done so far? Planning to try this on a tub tomorrow...
Jackie Anderson I don’t actually live at the property. It’s a rental. I haven’t heard any complaints from the tenant. I’m assuming it’s still holding up.
He apparently doesn't know how to wet sand and buff, your never gonna make that look right... EVER
what a terrible job that won’t last long till the paint starts to peel.
Time will tell. I will do a follow up video if this repair fails. This seemed like the best option short of replacing the tub.
well with not properly acid etching or any adhesive promoter that paint has nothing to stick.
M Sancho thanks for the info.
That’s not just paint… It’s Epoxy
@@diehardfan173no matter he didn't properly prep the area he painted, car products, no etching or sanding, no primer, therefore he has an adherence issue from the get go... Total fail