CONGRATS!! So excited for you being able to be full time! You have been a huge inspiration on my own Airstream renovation journey and am excited to continue to learning all the tricks you continue to provided. I am about to tackle how to cut out and re-weld new pieces of the frame and have been following along on some of your videos to help guide me. Thanks for all the advice and inspiration so far!
Good luck with the new adventure!! Had to sand my 71 travelux,and went to 800 grit and tried some wet sanding, to cut the dust. Just a personal ongoing project ,and it is still a work in progress. Learning as i go and will probably advance to zephyr products, with your show and tell. Been into cotton wheels and different cuts of polishes with , Nuvite., etc. There is no sure shot way and trying to refine the process to one specific way has been a challenge and is definitely hard to explain. Different metal conditions, materials, speed of polisher, just the way you handle the polisher makes a difference. To anyone trying this , it is not as easy as it looks. I can attest to that. Take care and stay safe, from Canada.
Hey there! We have a couple videos regarding polishing on our channel including this one here, ruclips.net/video/yRdprhoVAO4/видео.html, we will also we launching a full in-depth polishing course on www.airstreamu.com so look out for that!
Great video Ian! Glad to see you are doing well and some exciting projects coming up. You will be able to be very eggstravagent now you have more chicken eggs
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Kevin klapp Texas premier polishing polished 800 1200 1500 and 3000 grit using grease on the last 3 grits
As always, thanks for the information and guidance.
CONGRATS!! So excited for you being able to be full time! You have been a huge inspiration on my own Airstream renovation journey and am excited to continue to learning all the tricks you continue to provided. I am about to tackle how to cut out and re-weld new pieces of the frame and have been following along on some of your videos to help guide me. Thanks for all the advice and inspiration so far!
Good luck with the new adventure!! Had to sand my 71 travelux,and went to 800 grit and tried some wet sanding, to cut the dust. Just a personal ongoing project ,and it is still a work in progress. Learning as i go and will probably advance to zephyr products, with your show and tell. Been into cotton wheels and different cuts of polishes with , Nuvite., etc. There is no sure shot way and trying to refine the process to one specific way has been a challenge and is definitely hard to explain. Different metal conditions, materials, speed of polisher, just the way you handle the polisher makes a difference. To anyone trying this , it is not as easy as it looks. I can attest to that. Take care and stay safe, from Canada.
good video, but you need a full respirator on the sanding phase too.
yes, thank you.
Much to learn great video thank you master
Another great video, can't wait to hear more about the multi trailer project, sounds very exciting! Eggs!!!
Great work Ian...
Sweet.
What was your next steps ? Looks like you got the scratches out but what was your polish steps after this ?
Hey there! We have a couple videos regarding polishing on our channel including this one here, ruclips.net/video/yRdprhoVAO4/видео.html, we will also we launching a full in-depth polishing course on www.airstreamu.com so look out for that!
Alsooooo.. Our Ducks started laying eggs not too long ago :) Bought the Airstream about 1 week ago. Not much Airstream action here in Canada.
Which direction do you go with the Zephyr polishing wheel on the driver & passenger end caps, it curves!??
Great video Ian! Glad to see you are doing well and some exciting projects coming up. You will be able to be very eggstravagent now you have more chicken eggs
What rpm are you using the satin wheel at?
9:16 he must of heard me screaming....:)
Ian, Airparts are your sponsors. How do they know that when I go there.. You sent me. Because I went there due to you.
Dude, you need a mask!