Chemical dipping a 1966 Chevy Chevelle Malibu
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2023
- Chemically removing the paint and rust off this classic 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu.
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The most satisfying video of the evening.
I'm impressed with the previous body work on this Chevelle. I'd be a happy owner if that was mine. Great video Trevor.
Me too! Thank you!
wow the dipping brought that chevelle back to life, you did a marvelous job.
Solid car. Love that era Chevelles.
One think todays car buyers don’t know about the cars and pickups of the past is their paint jobs often had runs and even repaints from the factory. Most aftermarket paint jobs today are better than the factory paint of the 1950’s, 60’s.
Newly subscribed, and what I see you do, and the respect is commendable!!!! Never doubt that, I worked at GM and gas pump factories, Slugged the metal, warmed the tanks, shifted the sludge, I get it brother. Again, due respect, Cheers from London Canada.
Awesome! Thanks buddy I appreciate that! Cheers!
I love watching these videos ! You do great work !!!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy them and I appreciate you watching! I’ll keep them coming for ya
Keep up the awesome work, you definitely earned every penny for the cleanest Chevelle I've seen. It's definitely going to be a wonderful job to restore.
57 years old and no rust, I see 5-year-old trucks and cars where I live total rust buckets. The owner has a gem there.
Much better in landscape mode. Excellent work!!!
Thank you!
I had a 68 and 69 Chevelles in high school in the 70’s. The bodies didn’t fare very well with Illinois salt winters. Love what you do and that’s a great car.♥️👍🏼
Sweet cars! Cars don’t fair well in pa either. The stuff they put on the roads is awful. Thank you! I appreciate that!
Love it! Sooo satisfying. ❤
Thanks buddy!
That’s awesome to watch the results!
That looks like a fun job !
Really amazing how well that works.
simply stunning result
This car is in amazing shape. I'm always surprised by the amount of body filler there is on these cars though. Great job! Like the before insets too!
Thank you! I really appreciate that
@@minute_of_dangle ,
On the first 2 dips the Cowl tag and VIN NUMBER plate were there ,
After the Acid dip , they both were gone !
Someone switching it a 138 Super Sport instead of the 136 Malibu ?
After the first video that I had watch, I subscribed ! Very interesting to see what is under the paint and mud some try to hide. Some good and some very bad!🤣 you got me hooked!
Do did an AWESOME job 👍👍🏁🇺🇸
I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s. Love to see the cars of my youth rebuilt.. I prefer stock rebuilds but enjoy all kinds
I really enjoy your videos.
Amazing job guys. I'll tell you though. I really wish I had the time, skills, money and connections to build a car from bare metal to firing up and driving away. I can't imagine the amount of pride one must feel from such an accomplishment. Bucket list... maybe someday. I hope the customer brings it back to show the finished result!
Absolutely beautiful work! As Huell Howser used to say, " That's amaaazing!..."
So satisfying to watch
Very inspiring liked and subscribed can't wait to see more of your work!
Pretty good job man. Thanks .
That really cool before and after
I love all your vids but American muscle my favorite. Great job!
Thanks buddy! That’s much appreciated!
Wow!!..... That is very clean.... almost no rust throughs (very minimal).... don't see that very often!
Very satisfying !!! Just subscribed !!!!
Thanks buddy! I appreciate that!
That is so satisfying...
That is one of the best mid sixties cars I've seen. Amazing how little rot there is. Hard to believe those are original floors. Yeah it does amaze me how much body filler people will use. The owner should be extremely happy when he gets this back. Very nice solid car.
I have worked on a lot of Chevelles this body is in Great shape, Amazing, And I own a 67, Has New everything.
Great job!
Patch up a car using a stop sign is my funniest.
Perfect body to restore since it’s in such good shape!!
When that car is finished it will be a museum piece.Lots of good metal left .The rusted out areas are going to be much easier to repair.
I too love seeing the “repair” that some cars have endured through the years, but this one is fabulous. Thanks for the play by play that you do. Some things are not so evident while watching as they are when pointed out. 👍💯
Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it
Love the vids you are certainly sounding more comfortable with your game. And the humour in your intro😅😅
Keep it up Trevor 🇦🇺
❤ thanks buddy! I really appreciate that. I’m starting to get the hang of things lol
Would love to see a vid explaining the steps and why they are used. Like what are in the different tanks you are dipping them in?
Muito legal seu trabalho deixa o carro na lata pura assim fica bem mais fácil pra restaurar parabéns prá você
That's the cleanest 66 Chevelle body I've ever seen. Definitely worth top dollar even if it is a 283 car. At least it wasn't abused
Wow well kept unit
It is always a nice thing seeing a Gen 1 GM A body that's held up for the most part really well. That RH tunnel rot is an odd spot though but depending on the route the owner is going with it it could be patched or replaced. I always cringe though seeing how bad some of the trans tunnels get hacked for changing the shifter setup or location.
All in all a great starting point. The rear window flange replacement looks like it was done beautifully.
Agreed…. Awesome old car
About 12 years ago I bought a 66 442 Olds from Calif. It never needed repair. This Chevelle reminds me of that.
We ALL really like when you add the dip time to the video.
I'm new here but have a couple of basic questions. Do you coat the car in something like vegetable oil before shipping it back to prevent rust? Do you ever get pics or follow up on these cars when completed?
We apply a water based rust inhibitor immediately after washing. I have a Porsche 911 finished pics on my profile if you scroll down. 95% of the cars that I’ve made videos for aren’t finished yet but I’m in contact with multiple customers that will be sending me finished product pics.
Gotta love the double dip
show muito top essa trabalho 👍👍
"And I'll be your stripper today" 😂
Thanks for all the great content!
Wow thats a big car, awesome work bro. In the nex videos you can put in there a pic of the car you are working, just to see the model 😁😁😁😁. Thanks for your work man
Thanks buddy! That’s a good idea I will definitely do that!
@@minute_of_dangle glad to help man 😁😁😁😁🤗🤗
That car has begun to get a new life!!!!!
WOW! A bodymans dream to work with!!!
I take it this car has been restored before. It is in great condition. My thing in recent years has been purchasing and restoring the 1/25 scale models of these same cars.
The canvases, tools and techniques vary; however, many of the problems are the same regardless of the scale or steel vs. styrene. I have made my own Dipper and use a product called Scale Coat. It strips the paint without retching the styrene body. As with the one to one scale, the end product can be no better than the prep of the body. Rarely get it all off with one dip.
I miss not having a chrome plating service these days.
What keeps the bare metal from rusting up before primer is applied? How much time do you have? Just wondering . Thank you
Probably a phosphate coating
Shoddy body guys love Bondo., 😁😁
Aside from that the 66 and 67 Chevelle and GTO are the best looking years in my opinion.
I'm melting !
I'm melting !
It’s amazing the copious amounts of braze on a piece of pop can tin,it sure didn’t hold up.Great video.
Thank you!
Suggestion.
From what I could gather is it a feast getting rid of any layer over any surface. With a fibre laser cleaner.
If available. Of cause.
Great work.
An intro. Aren't you getting fancy!! Good stuff as always.
😂 I’m trying lol. Thank you!
This uncovers all kinds of secrets
Hello from France! In Europe, we always criticize American cars, saying that they are just piles of rust! this one is awesome! I would like to see one of our French brands from the same year, in the same condition!
your company is great, in France, there is no company like you, maybe one or two! what a pity!
sorry for my broken English!
Pascal!
I wish I could have afforded to do this with my truck cab before I started working on it... it'll be rust free when I get done, but this would've been so much easier... Lol! Update video of the finished car would be cool when they get done building it, if possible...🖖🏿😎👍🏿
That's a solid shell.
How long do you normally have to let it sit in the tank and can you leave it in too long?
what do you spray the cars with to prevent flash rust??
I really enjoy your videos!
Please wear eye protection while on the forklift. You have enough chem in the tanks it's possible to get a bubble burp just right and chem could splash you in the face. I really have enjoyed both my eyes for almost 60 years. 🙏🏼
How do you protect the finished cars from flash rust? Do they need another dip after the body repairs have been made?
As a Midwest kid, I wish I could find cars that look that good. Especially under the price of a mint.
Great job
Thanks buddy!
just a suggestion perhaps a video on how they get to you are they shipped on a pallet truck trailer car hauler? walk us through the process after stripping the paint n rust do ya spray it down with oil or something to keep the metal from flash rusting? do you strip aluminum ? how bad is too bad to dip?
love the channel, excuse my ignorance, how come the acid does not affect the tie ropes?
I'm curious about, how you pressure wash the body's with the bare metal and they don't start to rust again.
Do you not know the process did you pay attention?
Like the cameo from Rodger Rabbit.
I’ll bet you get a real sense of satisfaction when finishing the cars and they look new again. I would. It would be nice if say with this car if the owner sent in photos when done restoration
It is very fulfilling. Best part of the job. I have the owners info. He will be sending me some updates!
@@minute_of_dangle that will be great 👍
I am really jealous '66 is my favorite car but never had a chance to buy one in the past.
Very impressive .. I have a 66 Chevelle, what does a job like that cost? just curious
Once it's completely stripped, how do you keep it from flash rusting?
Great body on that Chevelle, very tidy.
You do better than a weather man by percent
Nice to see a real Malibu. There are way too may clones out there.
Pretty sure I heard “the dude abides” in background. Great movie
My 1969 had street signs to fix a repair! Lol
what grit do you sand with to break the clear?
You should build a Conex Box or something a littler larger with like 100 Pressure washer jets that you push the car into to do the work for you. You'd have to get into some small spots but might make it easier and faster. Idk. I could be wrong
I bet they are going to make SS Clone out it. The body is in good shape!!
Nothing is ever easy 😂
I sometimes wonder if the people that assembled these cars 50-60 years ago ever thought that that "one" car would make it to a point where it is fully stripped down and completely rebuilt...
For an almost 60 year old car, it's in amazing condition.
Sorry for the naive question but why is chemical dipping preferred over sandblasting?
how often do you change the acid in the tank?
Não entendi nada que foi falado, gosto de ver a transformação. 😀😀
Why is this so pleasant?!
I don’t know but I’m glad you think so
There's something satisfying to see dirty / disorganized go to clean / organized.
Had a 66 in high-school I miss it terribly
reminds me of when that little shoe gets put in dip in Who Framed Roger Rabbit
unbeliveable clean except for the 'hack job' for the shifter hole
Nice job on the dipping and getting rid of the chemical residuals. Of course, down the drain were water goes to be recycled. 😢
Is the angle iron on the C pillars to protect the rain gutter?
I loved this dip .... My very first car 🚗 I ever owned was a '66 Malibu , unfortunately I ran it into a tree 🌳 6 hours after I bought it 😢😒🙄🤔😠 P.S. yay ... you fished Rodger out 😂
Oh man that’s terrible. 😢. I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Unfortunately I didn’t get him back yet. This was actually finished before the video I lost him in. I just didn’t get around to editing it.
How often do you have to change the chemicals in the tanks? How do you dispose of the used chemicals? Are the regulations a nightmare to comply with?