Fixing rust around a window.
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Repairing rust in the rear window of my 1978 Chevy LUV using a grinder, metal brake, shrinker, and mig welder.
#rustrepair #migwelding #restore
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As soon as I saw that boxer, immediate like and subscribe.
That's the head supervisor, Missy! She's been my best friend in the garage for 13 1/2 years now. She always gets the first ride and she knows it, sits in the passenger side waiting as I work on them. Rescued her when she was 1 or 2 years old. She was found tied to a pole and abandoned. Best dog ever right there too.
Ope! Wrong video lol that's my other boxer daisy Duke. She's been my other best friend for about 6 years now. She showed up one day because she was getting passed around without a home. I said leave her here, I'll find her a good time, I DID! 😆 mine!
That long handle air grinder looks handy as hell.
It is! I ise it a lot
Good Stuff! Awesome work man!
Thank ya! I appreciate you hangin out with me!
Love your style. You’re super easy going behind the camera. Let’s hang out.
Always room for more friends in the garage!
Really nice work!
Thank you
@@LTscustomgarage Finding skilled artisans to do good work is difficult. I paid body shop in 2017 $2200 to fix windshield leaking at the top on my 1994 Astro van. I begged the shop to fix it again but they say they are too busy even if I pay them $1000 more. I went to another shop and got $3500 estimate. #6 connecting rod spun a bearing so I ordered reman engine that I paid for but not been delivered yet. I want to do the repair work myself sometime in future so your videos help me figure it out. Thanks for your videos. ruclips.net/video/aacNKkc5QB4/видео.htmlsi=TcZDwhuWO_TuTSzP
@@LTscustomgarage I hope to get reman engine in July of 2024. ruclips.net/video/UJ7WPBDafZM/видео.htmlsi=DNJzdoEDV7WUNdkw
@dennissytsma3561 I've found a lot of body shops stay away from rust repairs, easy insurance work is what they like. Glad I could be of some help for you, good luck with your project!
Great how to 👍keep them videos coming 👊🏻
Thanks!
I'll definitely keep em coming
Looks good.
Kee[ em real brother! Loved how you kept the fuck up in the vid + the correction.. Shit happens ey.. 😄
Being real and having fun!
That grinder disc you used looks like a diamond blade which is used for cutting concrete or fibre cement, which will be why it’s not cutting fast but also lasting a long time lol
Yeah its like those. This one is specifically for metal though. There's probably a better brand out there, but I'll stick with the traditional cutoff wheels
@@LTscustomgarage true! Makes sense why it would last a lot longer than just the regular grinding disc then, awesome video too btw I’m about to attempt to do my Honda civics windows for the first time 😁
Awesome. Good luck with the project! And have fun doing it!
Did you epoxy and fully paint/clear channel before window install? Trying to figure if i should do it all or just epoxy where the glass is seating then urethane primer.?
I havnt reinstalled the window yet, this is a big project I'm working on. It is in epoxy now and will be painted with the rest of the truck before I install the window.
@@LTscustomgarage From what I'm told by the windshield installers the 3M panel adhesive is perfect with application of a acid brush. Then they use the urethane primer