So how are you guys finding the narration in my videos? too much to little? Can you understand my accent OK or do i need to try harder to speak clearly? haha let me know down below it'd be much appreciated.
Your accent is fine. The narration is exactly where it needs to be. You explain the plan of attack, shut the hell up and do it, then come back when it's the next step. Literally the perfect balance.
Can someone translate what the hell he just said? He's on crack or he's cracking on what the hell does that mean? LOL yeah I agree with the boys you're doing a great job I think maybe mention hit the like button and subscribe and turn all notifications on
@@cccpkingu Vinegar won't leave the metal looking that pristine, I think in part because it "stains" the bare metal but will clean the rust off. The fact that the parts looked like they had just been manufactured is astounding.
Me, a Midwestern, salt belt mechanic: “Oh, the Long Bolt! This struggle is going to be hilarious!” *sees the bolt come right out* Me: “What the hell?!?! How?!? No air hammer? No oxyacetylene torch? No cut off wheel? Must be witchcraft!”
NorthEast rust belt sufferer here. I completely gave up on my long bolt, mainly since I'm swapping knuckles but still when he gently tapped it out, I was in awe. There's still all that flaked rust to contend with - looking forward to seeing the outcome.
Perfect video. Comfy narration, lots of small tricks to solve problems, lots of easy to grasp learning, and great results. This is the best "diy" asmr restoration channel on YT. Keep up the amazing work.
I really appreciate the quick rundown on the plating. ive watch you do it dozens of times and kinda know how it works but he quick refresher is very much appreciated.
Yes more of the subaru I could watch this all day! You work so incredibly effectively yet so precisely too I wouldn't have half the patience or craftiness you have
Just stumbled across this series. As a huge fan of the classic shape Impreza, I am absolutely loving these videos! Thank you for making them entertaining 👏🏻👍🏻
Lately I find myself saying " End daeir you havitt" whenever I finnish something nicely. Like mowing the yard or giving the bike new oil ... . My neighbors already think I´m a weirdo . LoL
Quick tip for anyone doing this sort of work themselves, from a Toyota restoration specialist across the water in Northern Ireland. Deox-C is amazing stuff, I would be lost without it. But I don't pay a premium for the logo on the bottle for large batches like this where you need a large quantity of it. Deox-C is little more than re-branded citric acid. I buy it in 25kg packs from online retailers at 1/4 the cost of what BH sell it for, and it's available in smaller quantities like 5kg as well. I'm not knocking BH at all, their products are all excellent. But restoring classic Japanese sports cars is expensive enough as it is, and saving a few pounds here and there can make all the difference.
Once again I thought for a split second you were going to attempt to weld that manky old bracket back together. One day I will learn that that simply isn't the RRC way!
Just about the only person on RUclips who knows how to get under the rust with a needle scaler and not polish it with a brass wire wheel . Bravo my man .
Haha yup gotta love it when you see other videos of people just polishing the rust thinking that they are removing it then painting over it and wondering why the rust is back within a week.
I understand exactly ZIP of cars. Never even removed a headrest for vacuuming since I was afraid I couldn't get it back on! Having said that, I must say, I've been watching your restorations with great fun and I do enjoy each new episode.
Im so glad you enjoy my videos and i hope i can pass enough of my knowledge onto you that you wont be afraid to take on some projects of your own one day :)
The bracket though a simple fixture, got some intense fabrication built to factory spec, I can only admire how you work with what you have and thinking outside the box...two words....WoWeY-ZoWeY!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏! The work is amazing!
I did the same job on a GC end of 2019 and wow what a load of work. My subframe and knuckles weren't salvageable though. So, I used a set along with some other rear end components and hardware I got in trade for a 30 rack of beer. Grinding and hammering the rust off the diff was a real pain as well. Yours was in much nicer shape than mine. The diff cover had corroded so badly it actually had a hole once the corrosion was removed. Even with the replacement knuckles I had to weld and build up the e-brake shoe backing points as they had some holes, then grind them flat again. I had to removed rust behind the backing plate, hammer it back down, and weld it so it wouldn't expand out again. The ABS sensors were an absolute terror to get out of the old knuckles, but they're so expensive so I tried to save them. Were I to do it all again on a restoration car I planned to keep forever, I'd likely rather buy a lot of new components instead. Especially given how much fits from the GD/GG cars. That said, my reasoning was similar to yours. Structurally sound bits and a car that would be driven hard and didn't need factory fresh. Plus it saves a ton of money. Agree with you on the hardware as well! People don't realize it would be quite a bit of money to replace all those nuts and bolts.
Hey, Thanks for your comment sounds like you had a rough time salvaging your GC, like yourself when i dropped all the parts out i was thinking yup this is gonna be expensive but after a more thorough inspection amazingly all the components were still 100% structurally sound despite their appearance haha and your spot on about the hardware its not long in adding upto mental money thats why i always reuse if i can.
@@RRCRestoration Definitely rough! Unfortunately the car itself is destined for scrap. Worst frame I have ever seen on a GC with very bad previous repairs as well. Rockers gone and crazy bad past quarter repairs as well. They didn't even bother to connect the wheel well to the outer metal. Put the new rear end in it just to have fun with it while it lasts, and I'll keep all the parts I restored when it goes. Bought the car for the turbo engine swap it had in it and a lot of upgrade parts! I just love Subaru. Thanks for replying and the awesome vid!
Perfect video to relax after a long, long day on the front line! You should offer classes to those of us who aspire to get our old Subarus back on the road. Thank you again, Roll on the next Episode.
That needle scaler and compressor got a hell of a workout there!!! Needle scaler saves a ton of time though. I got mine well over 25 years ago and it paid for itself the first time I used it. I admire your tenacity. Most folks would've just junked that subframe and replaced it with how bad it was.
A lot of people would rather replace over restore. Personally I think a nut and bolt restoration is the best way too do any classic with some rare classics replacing things devalues the vehicle
Bilt Hamber told me they are currently in the works setting up US distribution. Can't wait for that day. International shipping is expensive. Such a great product line.
And it's wonderful to see what you are doing! It's also good to see you reusing bits and parts that can be reused instead of scrapping them in the local bin. Having enough scots in me, I totally understand.
Thank you so much, its always very satisfying to restore stuff back to as near as factory spec as i can get, i feel that replacing all the stuff would be cheating and then its not a restoration its just a rebuild with new parts and not the same car anymore plus yeah im a thrifty Scotsman haha
My favorite kind of repairs I do to vehicles is chassis. You have blown me out of the water on the extensive work you've done. Bravo!! When I did my work on my legacy gt. I really would have loved to do a re spray of th rear sub frame. Everything else was just replaced with newer arms and poly bushings.
I had an 02 WRX and the rear knuckle bolt Was seized and did not come out You are so lucky you got both of those out with that little effort Just mind blowing to me I hear that that's a big thing With that bolt in particular seizing
First time I have seen your channel, first video .... I am astounded at the level of skill, detail, and knowledge. Subscribed without a moments thought.
I comment every video but totally missed something - you and I are basically the same. I have an older Ducati, a Streetfighter. I have a Bugeye (Newage) WRX that I track as well. I used to do what you do in your videos until kids and marriage, lol. But at least I can sit at a computer and watch you lol. Great vid!
Haha Nice we obviously both have good taste in vehicles ;) Im not married yet so i better have my fun in the workshop while i still can. Glad you are enjoying the project.
Hard to believe how hard your environment is on suspension components but seeing is believing....no doubt they will be better than "factory-new" when you're finished. Great work!
Love watching these videos , such craftsmanship, knowledge and skill with a genuine modesty towards the work , brilliant , you sir are a true craftsman at work
Great job on those rear end bits your attention to detail is brilliant and at least you know you can use the Car whenever and it’s functional without the worry of it getting damaged in anyway and not on show in a garage lock up somewhere being looked at occasionally. Spot on.
Exactly, if i had done a pristine restoration id be terrified to even take the cover off it let alone drive it, at least this way it looks good and can be driven too without any worry :)
I watch a lot of car related videos and restoration types on youtube. I have to say this is really impressive, it stands out from other car restoring content because you don't have any crazy music playing or excessive talking or video editing. this is really nice. the video is really concise.
Nicely done. I am doing my truck and I removed about 20 pounds of rust just from the rear frame. That does not count for the cab where the rockers are mostly gone and part of the floor as well as the box sides. I would need a 500 to 700 gallon tank and rust remover to dip the frame so I am going to try a rust paint which seals the little rust that will be left and converts it to a phosphor compound that will not rust again. I do have a suggestion for you to improve the efficiency of the needle scaler. I have the same unit and what I did was to sharpen the needles to a dull taper and it was amazing how much better it works now. Looking forward to the next video.
Hey,thats alot of rust! ive got all the rust saved up from this project i plan to weigh it at the end just to see how much ive removed. Thanks for the tip ill defo be sure to try as it sounds like great way to improve an already great tool :)
Idk if an old one can do the same performance as a new one,- but a Bead Roller - Restoration would be a nice project & show&tell what you can do with it . ? I would watch it!
I can't believe how good those parts looked after the deox c treatment. My jaw dropped! It's amazing with some chemistry you can turn rusty junk into something usable again. I'm a bit jealous you didn't have to fight on those bolts, we get hammered with salt on the east coast of the states and its a bear to remove parts. Haha love George's work and the editing
Wow, the transformation is remarkable and you dont need any specialist equipment too..always look forwards to your videos,full of knowledge and i have learnt so much,i need to apply this to my Impreza too..hopefully once the weather pics up..roll on the next vid.
Always excited when the bell rings and see RRC if only but understandable how often the content comes....Quality cannot be rushed and therefore patience is a virtue 👍🏻👀🥸
Thank you, yeah meticulously restored cars are cool to look at and stuff if thats your thing but for my own cars i much prefer clean and functional "restoration" so that i can use it and not have to worry about scuffing up a pristine underside.
Living in Australia my whole life I didn't even know it was possible to get anything this bad. All of our subframes still have the factory powder coating. All that you have to do to get them to look new is to pressure wash them and use a bit of degreaser haha
We don't salt roads, worst we get is 4wd chassis and diffs going bad from beach work. But Lanolin fixes any chance of steel going bad if applied regularly.
Nice work! But please consider Hydrogen embrittlement when plating high-strength steel bolts (like the ones you show here). You may consider annealing you fasteners.
hi, thank for the explains of treatment of screws, it's very great. You are doing a very good job, it's very pleasant to look. For reply at your ask (about your explains) I'm french and my english level is not good so I don't understand all that you say. Maybe subtitles could be useful for people as me for use a traductor for example. Thanks
I just found this. Fantastic! Excuse me asking, I haven't watched all through yet, but I am looking for Part 1, because that's where my project is. I would like to see how you got the rear end off the car, if the video exists. Sorry if this should be obvious. Must be the 27 Year Old Rusty... one. I'm going to watch them all back to back and get back on with my project. Brilliant!
Love your videos ! The car I recently purchased has a lot of rust underneath and I plan on using some of your methods to get it all cleaned up and painted. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep up the good work !
So how are you guys finding the narration in my videos? too much to little? Can you understand my accent OK or do i need to try harder to speak clearly? haha let me know down below it'd be much appreciated.
Your accent is fine. The narration is exactly where it needs to be. You explain the plan of attack, shut the hell up and do it, then come back when it's the next step. Literally the perfect balance.
I agree with deuce you talk just the right amount say what your doing and then you get right Into it. And you speak clearly no need to slow down
Can someone translate what the hell he just said? He's on crack or he's cracking on what the hell does that mean? LOL yeah I agree with the boys you're doing a great job I think maybe mention hit the like button and subscribe and turn all notifications on
Your accent is fine brother dont let anyone bug you about it, and your commentary are perfect wouldn't want it any other way
Perfectly balanced
As all things should be. And your accent is cool mayn.
So excited! I wouldn't even mind if this WRX project had 57+ episodes! I'd watch them all twice!
The episodes gotta be longer, this is amazing ASMR. More of all!
Me too. Love this guy and love Subarus!
These are the best types of car videos. Enjoy watching these.
Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
Bet
Those chemicals removing all the rust is just like magic!
What chemicals did you use to remove the rust..
@@kevinflannery4393 Deox C Powder
I couldnt believe the different.i spat my tea out when i seen the next day results.
You can use regular vinegar too. Get the strong stuff and don't breathe it in.
@@cccpkingu Vinegar won't leave the metal looking that pristine, I think in part because it "stains" the bare metal but will clean the rust off. The fact that the parts looked like they had just been manufactured is astounding.
Me, a Midwestern, salt belt mechanic: “Oh, the Long Bolt! This struggle is going to be hilarious!”
*sees the bolt come right out*
Me: “What the hell?!?! How?!? No air hammer? No oxyacetylene torch? No cut off wheel? Must be witchcraft!”
Haha tell me about it im amazed as yourself that they came out no problem!
NorthEast rust belt sufferer here. I completely gave up on my long bolt, mainly since I'm swapping knuckles but still when he gently tapped it out, I was in awe. There's still all that flaked rust to contend with - looking forward to seeing the outcome.
@@RRCRestoration A rarity for sure!
I immediately came to the comments to see if anyone else thought that was too easy.
haha, my sentiments exactly...
That episode had it all!!
Things made to look new, George, Bonus George, ATC update and the promise of a new project!!
Great work, thanks very much
Thank you , really glad you enjoyed it :)
Having never seen this channel. And watching the previous few minutes. I assumed he was up to the task up repairing that thing!
Last time I was this early Binky had no more brackets than factory.
Haha love it :)
One of culture, I see.
@@RRCRestoration
Yeah Nik would be proud of you the way you made that bracket for the subframe
Perfect video. Comfy narration, lots of small tricks to solve problems, lots of easy to grasp learning, and great results. This is the best "diy" asmr restoration channel on YT. Keep up the amazing work.
Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
I really appreciate the quick rundown on the plating. ive watch you do it dozens of times and kinda know how it works but he quick refresher is very much appreciated.
No problem glad you enjoyed it :)
Yes more of the subaru I could watch this all day! You work so incredibly effectively yet so precisely too I wouldn't have half the patience or craftiness you have
Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
Just stumbled across this series. As a huge fan of the classic shape Impreza, I am absolutely loving these videos! Thank you for making them entertaining 👏🏻👍🏻
Welcome aboard really glad you are enjoying the videos, plenty more to come ;)
Lately I find myself saying " End daeir you havitt" whenever I finnish something nicely. Like mowing the yard or giving the bike new oil ... . My neighbors already think I´m a weirdo . LoL
Haha nice to know im having an affect on people :)
@@RRCRestoration Absolutely. :-)
The easiest rear lateral arm bolt removal in the history of arm bolt removals.!!I resorted to the grinder with mine and bought new ones
Quick tip for anyone doing this sort of work themselves, from a Toyota restoration specialist across the water in Northern Ireland. Deox-C is amazing stuff, I would be lost without it. But I don't pay a premium for the logo on the bottle for large batches like this where you need a large quantity of it. Deox-C is little more than re-branded citric acid. I buy it in 25kg packs from online retailers at 1/4 the cost of what BH sell it for, and it's available in smaller quantities like 5kg as well. I'm not knocking BH at all, their products are all excellent. But restoring classic Japanese sports cars is expensive enough as it is, and saving a few pounds here and there can make all the difference.
Ive always been meaning to try citric acid instead of deox how does it compare?
Once again I thought for a split second you were going to attempt to weld that manky old bracket back together. One day I will learn that that simply isn't the RRC way!
Nice to see you again, Haha glad you enjoyed my little joke ;)
Damn I love this channel!
I would watch a 40min video and still would like to see more
Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
@@RRCRestoration thank you for posting and replying 😊
Hi. I watched this episode with my 4 year old daughter, and she loved your vacuum cleaner 🤩 Thx. A Sweden
Just about the only person on RUclips who knows how to get under the rust with a needle scaler and not polish it with a brass wire wheel .
Bravo my man .
Haha yup gotta love it when you see other videos of people just polishing the rust thinking that they are removing it then painting over it and wondering why the rust is back within a week.
I can't believe how well the DEOX-C rust remover worked. Absolutely amazed.
I do want to see you remove all 30 bushies!! All of your content is good content.
And more George.
I wish i filmed it now and uploaded the footage as a directors cut as an extra for you, oh well maybe next time ;)
Another great episode as we have become to expect, roll on the next.
Thank you, working on the next as we speak ;)
You Are a Master at work 🙏 Thank you for saving this beautiful subaru
You are an excellent craftsmen. The work on the front was great and the rear was a fantastic display of good old English metal work.
I understand exactly ZIP of cars. Never even removed a headrest for vacuuming since I was afraid I couldn't get it back on!
Having said that, I must say, I've been watching your restorations with great fun and I do enjoy each new episode.
Im so glad you enjoy my videos and i hope i can pass enough of my knowledge onto you that you wont be afraid to take on some projects of your own one day :)
The bracket though a simple fixture, got some intense fabrication built to factory spec, I can only admire how you work with what you have and thinking outside the box...two words....WoWeY-ZoWeY!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏! The work is amazing!
Thank you very much for your kind comment and im really glad you are enjoying the project :)
I did the same job on a GC end of 2019 and wow what a load of work. My subframe and knuckles weren't salvageable though. So, I used a set along with some other rear end components and hardware I got in trade for a 30 rack of beer. Grinding and hammering the rust off the diff was a real pain as well. Yours was in much nicer shape than mine. The diff cover had corroded so badly it actually had a hole once the corrosion was removed. Even with the replacement knuckles I had to weld and build up the e-brake shoe backing points as they had some holes, then grind them flat again. I had to removed rust behind the backing plate, hammer it back down, and weld it so it wouldn't expand out again. The ABS sensors were an absolute terror to get out of the old knuckles, but they're so expensive so I tried to save them. Were I to do it all again on a restoration car I planned to keep forever, I'd likely rather buy a lot of new components instead. Especially given how much fits from the GD/GG cars. That said, my reasoning was similar to yours. Structurally sound bits and a car that would be driven hard and didn't need factory fresh. Plus it saves a ton of money. Agree with you on the hardware as well! People don't realize it would be quite a bit of money to replace all those nuts and bolts.
Hey, Thanks for your comment sounds like you had a rough time salvaging your GC, like yourself when i dropped all the parts out i was thinking yup this is gonna be expensive but after a more thorough inspection amazingly all the components were still 100% structurally sound despite their appearance haha and your spot on about the hardware its not long in adding upto mental money thats why i always reuse if i can.
@@RRCRestoration Definitely rough! Unfortunately the car itself is destined for scrap. Worst frame I have ever seen on a GC with very bad previous repairs as well. Rockers gone and crazy bad past quarter repairs as well. They didn't even bother to connect the wheel well to the outer metal. Put the new rear end in it just to have fun with it while it lasts, and I'll keep all the parts I restored when it goes. Bought the car for the turbo engine swap it had in it and a lot of upgrade parts! I just love Subaru. Thanks for replying and the awesome vid!
Perfect video to relax after a long, long day on the front line! You should offer classes to those of us who aspire to get our old Subarus back on the road. Thank you again, Roll on the next Episode.
That needle scaler and compressor got a hell of a workout there!!! Needle scaler saves a ton of time though. I got mine well over 25 years ago and it paid for itself the first time I used it. I admire your tenacity. Most folks would've just junked that subframe and replaced it with how bad it was.
I’m always glued to your videos sometimes watch the same one over and over again. Thanks for the videos
Thank you so much really glad you are enjoying my videos' :)
A lot of people would rather replace over restore. Personally I think a nut and bolt restoration is the best way too do any classic with some rare classics replacing things devalues the vehicle
that powder you used for rust removal is bananas! I was blown away by how much it got off. this was extremely satisfying.
nice to see you applying some good old fasioned metalworking skills............something that is seriously lacking in this day and age
love the fact that you call them bushys
yup here in the UK they are called "bushes" instead of "bushings"
These restoration videos get me wanting to go to my garage and go work on my aw11!!!
Nice AW11's are cool, i had an SW20 many moons ago.
Fantastic job! This is how my impreza wagon look on the bolts and some parts... Someday I will buy an sti and keep it rustfree forever👌
I love diversity of views. What one person feels "As good as new" and my good as new are very far apart. Great video.
the use of the pneumatic scaler was so satisfying!! Rust pieces falling off just points to so much progress
Bilt Hamber told me they are currently in the works setting up US distribution. Can't wait for that day. International shipping is expensive. Such a great product line.
As soon as the hoover popped his head up over the table, it was was an instant Subcribe 😆
Thank you for answering the powder coating question.
Any time! ;)
And it's wonderful to see what you are doing! It's also good to see you reusing bits and parts that can be reused instead of scrapping them in the local bin. Having enough scots in me, I totally understand.
Thank you so much, its always very satisfying to restore stuff back to as near as factory spec as i can get, i feel that replacing all the stuff would be cheating and then its not a restoration its just a rebuild with new parts and not the same car anymore plus yeah im a thrifty Scotsman haha
My favorite kind of repairs I do to vehicles is chassis. You have blown me out of the water on the extensive work you've done. Bravo!!
When I did my work on my legacy gt. I really would have loved to do a re spray of th rear sub frame. Everything else was just replaced with newer arms and poly bushings.
Always a pleasure to watch a skilled craftsman with such patience!
Thank you very much :)
I had an 02 WRX and the rear knuckle bolt Was seized and did not come out You are so lucky you got both of those out with that little effort Just mind blowing to me I hear that that's a big thing With that bolt in particular seizing
Wanna add that my 02 wrx didn't have nearly ever 1/4 of the rust this had
Thoroughly enjoyable . I wonder how many actual man-hours of work this 20 minute video represents ...
Thank you, Ive lost track of the hours that went into it
Best diy you tube restoration chnnl, period.
Kind words indeed :)
I am watching your videos fondly and I am waiting for the continuation
First time I have seen your channel, first video ....
I am astounded at the level of skill, detail, and knowledge.
Subscribed without a moments thought.
Thank you so much for your kind comment and for subscribing it means a lot to me :)
Absolutely loving this.Your accent is spot on.
Oh Wow I'm always amazed by your good work! Mr Hoover made me laugh!
Used that Deox-C for all my hardware on my Integra Type R. Superb stuff for the money.
It really is, i wouldn't use anything else now
I comment every video but totally missed something - you and I are basically the same. I have an older Ducati, a Streetfighter. I have a Bugeye (Newage) WRX that I track as well. I used to do what you do in your videos until kids and marriage, lol. But at least I can sit at a computer and watch you lol. Great vid!
Haha Nice we obviously both have good taste in vehicles ;) Im not married yet so i better have my fun in the workshop while i still can. Glad you are enjoying the project.
Hard to believe how hard your environment is on suspension components but seeing is believing....no doubt they will be better than "factory-new" when you're finished. Great work!
Thank you, Yeah the Scottish climate really does take its toll on cars :(
Love watching these videos , such craftsmanship, knowledge and skill with a genuine modesty towards the work , brilliant , you sir are a true craftsman at work
Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
Happy days. Always a treat. 👍🍻
I hope you enjoyed it :)
@@RRCRestoration I did.
Wow that was very therapeutic to watch, especially with it being one of my favourite Japanese cars. Look forward to the next episode
Proper work. Fun to see all of these parts getting a new lease on life after working on my old rusty Forester
Great job on those rear end bits your attention to detail is brilliant and at least you know you can use the Car whenever and it’s functional without the worry of it getting damaged in anyway and not on show in a garage lock up somewhere being looked at occasionally. Spot on.
Exactly, if i had done a pristine restoration id be terrified to even take the cover off it let alone drive it, at least this way it looks good and can be driven too without any worry :)
I almost missed the vacuum wearing a respirator. You are a great father.
The release of this video is the best thing to finish work and see!
I hope you enjoyed it? :)
Bilt hamber products really are top notch.deox c is the business.
I watch a lot of car related videos and restoration types on youtube. I have to say this is really impressive, it stands out from other car restoring content because you don't have any crazy music playing or excessive talking or video editing. this is really nice. the video is really concise.
Glad you liked it, Thank you :)
Nicely done. I am doing my truck and I removed about 20 pounds of rust just from the rear frame. That does not count for the cab where the rockers are mostly gone and part of the floor as well as the box sides. I would need a 500 to 700 gallon tank and rust remover to dip the frame so I am going to try a rust paint which seals the little rust that will be left and converts it to a phosphor compound that will not rust again. I do have a suggestion for you to improve the efficiency of the needle scaler. I have the same unit and what I did was to sharpen the needles to a dull taper and it was amazing how much better it works now. Looking forward to the next video.
Hey,thats alot of rust! ive got all the rust saved up from this project i plan to weigh it at the end just to see how much ive removed. Thanks for the tip ill defo be sure to try as it sounds like great way to improve an already great tool :)
Wow! Splendid work, mate. 20 minutes flew by like they were 2. I'm really looking forward to the next episode where you reassemble this lot.
Thank you, Glad you enjoyed it! :)
You know its a video worth watching and a channel worth subscribing to when even the cleaning up of mess is well edited and informative!
thank the RUclips algorithm for actually suggesting a channel that I would LOVE. Simply AMAZING. I smashed the LIKE button and SUBSCRIBED
Transformation from the rust remover is crazy
13:16 vert buce tiik (the blue one), very useful !
Thanks for the videos, your work is amazing.
Cheers from France.
I am already drooling a little for the next projects. Keep the good work, man. Thanks
Idk if an old one can do the same performance as a new one,- but a Bead Roller - Restoration would be a nice project & show&tell what you can do with it . ? I would watch it!
I can't believe how good those parts looked after the deox c treatment. My jaw dropped! It's amazing with some chemistry you can turn rusty junk into something usable again. I'm a bit jealous you didn't have to fight on those bolts, we get hammered with salt on the east coast of the states and its a bear to remove parts. Haha love George's work and the editing
it's amazing how that product removes rust. can't believe it, why doesn't anyone do the same?
Stunning quality work, and attention to detail, as ever.
Thank you so much 😀
I love wrxs and I love watching great restoration videos. This series is epic.
Glad you enjoy it! thank you :)
Wow, the transformation is remarkable and you dont need any specialist equipment too..always look forwards to your videos,full of knowledge and i have learnt so much,i need to apply this to my Impreza too..hopefully once the weather pics up..roll on the next vid.
That stuffs amazing at rust removal best I’ve seen hands down
Always excited when the bell rings and see RRC if only but understandable how often the content comes....Quality cannot be rushed and therefore patience is a virtue 👍🏻👀🥸
Thank you for your kind comment really glad you are enjoying the project :)
You are the best!!!
Thank you :)
Seeing this gives me hope for saving mine.
Good work Buddy. Nice to see that you are keeping it "real" and the Scooby will be used and not wrapped in cotton wool.
Thank you, yeah meticulously restored cars are cool to look at and stuff if thats your thing but for my own cars i much prefer clean and functional "restoration" so that i can use it and not have to worry about scuffing up a pristine underside.
Unbelievable transformation ❤
Hello RRC !! I've never seen that rust removal tool. Thank you very much for having explained how to make the zinc plating !!!
No problem 👍
This is my favorite series on youtube rn
Thank you so much :)
This is quickly growing into one of my favourite channels on RUclips, keep up the good work
What your background, you make everything look so effortless 😭 great videos
Im a trained painter and mechanic, theres not much on car that i cant do ;) lol
If you're ever going to do a more durable underbody coat on future projects, you can't go wrong with Cerakote instead of powder coating
I dunno, watching that one bushing come out was pretty bloody satisfying, I reckon I could sit through 30 of them.
Haha i should have made a directors cut and included all of the bushes being pressed out, oh well next time ;)
This is a setup after seeing that lateral like come out so easily, no way!
fantastic way to end the week. Once again another brilliant episode can't wait to see her out on the track thanks mate
Thank you very much, really glad you enjoyed it :)
Master craftsman yet again ! Great work and thanks for the hard work ! Great entertainment
The way you made it look like Henry the hoover was walking up to sniff away the debris off the work top was hilarious 😂.
Living in Australia my whole life I didn't even know it was possible to get anything this bad.
All of our subframes still have the factory powder coating. All that you have to do to get them to look new is to pressure wash them and use a bit of degreaser haha
We don't salt roads, worst we get is 4wd chassis and diffs going bad from beach work.
But Lanolin fixes any chance of steel going bad if applied regularly.
Wow that rust removal worked way better than I thought! Crazy stuff!
I wouldn't be without it now :)
Actually, I do want to see the bushings removed 30 odd times. Rust removal is so satisfying.
Always look forward to a good old notification fromThe Greatest Chanel out there buy far!
Great work buddy 👍🏻
Thank you so much :)
Nice work! But please consider Hydrogen embrittlement when plating high-strength steel bolts (like the ones you show here). You may consider annealing you fasteners.
Thanks for the advice ill defo look into that.
hi, thank for the explains of treatment of screws, it's very great. You are doing a very good job, it's very pleasant to look. For reply at your ask (about your explains) I'm french and my english level is not good so I don't understand all that you say. Maybe subtitles could be useful for people as me for use a traductor for example. Thanks
I just found this. Fantastic! Excuse me asking, I haven't watched all through yet, but I am looking for Part 1, because that's where my project is. I would like to see how you got the rear end off the car, if the video exists. Sorry if this should be obvious.
Must be the 27 Year Old Rusty... one.
I'm going to watch them all back to back and get back on with my project. Brilliant!
Excellent work! One of my favorite cars of all time so it's great to see it getting some love! Looking forward to more 👍
Thanks! 👍
Glad you havent got a bead roller, really like your work with a chisel
Haha glad you like it :)
Love your videos ! The car I recently purchased has a lot of rust underneath and I plan on using some of your methods to get it all cleaned up and painted. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep up the good work !
Thank you very much, Good luck with your project :)
I think in Spain we don't have this kind of rust remover, is that acid or what is it?.
Thanks