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Welcome to my channel. I'm Matt! I'm currently converting a Mk1 Ford Transit Connect into a weekend camper. I've certainly thrown myself into the deep end but I welcome the challenge. Along the way, I'll be covering electrics, welding, solar, carpentry and more!
I was diagnosed with Autism in early 2020 and after initially struggling to come to terms, I've since learned to embrace it. My alternative brain wiring allows me to see things from completely different perspectives, and to think of unique solutions that others would likely miss. The name 'Atypical Workshop' came about through the fusion of two very different themes:
During lockdown, while training myself in carpentry, I also began watching Atypical (Netflix). The show both helped me to understand what I was going through, and reminded me of how capable I am. On 'The Atypical Workshop' I aim to use my unique skill set to both overcome the challenges I face and provide entertaining and informative content.
I was diagnosed with Autism in early 2020 and after initially struggling to come to terms, I've since learned to embrace it. My alternative brain wiring allows me to see things from completely different perspectives, and to think of unique solutions that others would likely miss. The name 'Atypical Workshop' came about through the fusion of two very different themes:
During lockdown, while training myself in carpentry, I also began watching Atypical (Netflix). The show both helped me to understand what I was going through, and reminded me of how capable I am. On 'The Atypical Workshop' I aim to use my unique skill set to both overcome the challenges I face and provide entertaining and informative content.
Essential Solar Setup: Installing a Cable Grommet (Part 1)
In Part 1 of my #Solar mini series I install the cable #gland.
🔖 Chapters 🔖
0:00 Intro
0:25 Design theory
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Watch more from Season 2 of my Ford Transit Connect #VAN #CONVERSION series:
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I’m Matt, and this is my channel - The Atypical Workshop. I was diagnosed with Autism in early 2020 and after initially struggling to come to terms with my #neurodiversity, I’ve since learned to embrace it. My alternative brain wiring allows me to see things from completely different perspectives and to think of unique solutions that others might miss. The name ‘Atypical Workshop’ came about through the fusion of two very different themes:
During lockdown, while teaching myself carpentry, I also began watching Atypical (Netflix). The show both helped me to understand what I was going through and reminded me of how capable I am. On The Atypical Workshop, I aim to use my unique skill set to both overcome the challenges I face and provide entertaining and informative content.
SOCIAL MEDIA:
▶️ Instagram: atypical_workshop
🎥 My content is filmed on the iPhone 12 Pro and the DJI Mini 3 Pro
🎵 Music by Epidemic Sound
🔖 Chapters 🔖
0:00 Intro
0:25 Design theory
🔴 SUBSCRIBE for more content: bit.ly/3DHtWve
🛎 Press the bell to make sure you’re not missing out
Watch more from Season 2 of my Ford Transit Connect #VAN #CONVERSION series:
ua-cam.com/play/PL0QMlgT_VAhe-_u9yMBbqa6G1FjhDKrYL.html
I make other content too! Press here for my #Atypical Man videos:
ua-cam.com/video/TOO9wypJj1k/v-deo.html
I’m Matt, and this is my channel - The Atypical Workshop. I was diagnosed with Autism in early 2020 and after initially struggling to come to terms with my #neurodiversity, I’ve since learned to embrace it. My alternative brain wiring allows me to see things from completely different perspectives and to think of unique solutions that others might miss. The name ‘Atypical Workshop’ came about through the fusion of two very different themes:
During lockdown, while teaching myself carpentry, I also began watching Atypical (Netflix). The show both helped me to understand what I was going through and reminded me of how capable I am. On The Atypical Workshop, I aim to use my unique skill set to both overcome the challenges I face and provide entertaining and informative content.
SOCIAL MEDIA:
▶️ Instagram: atypical_workshop
🎥 My content is filmed on the iPhone 12 Pro and the DJI Mini 3 Pro
🎵 Music by Epidemic Sound
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Replacing the RUSTY sills on my Ford Transit Connect
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Dan and His Trusty Welder Return! 🔧 In this video, Dan shows us how to remove those old, rotten #sills on a MK1 Ford Transit Connect and #weld on a brand new set. It’s a bit of a process, so make sure you’ve got an afternoon free for each sill. And remember, patience is key-especially when it comes to the painting! #rust Chapters 🔖 0:00 Intro 🔴 SUBSCRIBE for more content: bit.ly/3DHtWve 🛎 Pres...
Wiring Van Lighting in Parallel: A Simple How-To Guide
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In this video, I demonstrate my method for wiring the lighting in my van using a parallel circuit. Follow along as I provide step-by-step instructions, tips, and insights to ensure a reliable and efficient setup. Chapters 🔖 0:00 Intro, Thank you! 1:03 ⚠️Do your own research, don't blindly follow what I say ⚠️ 1:17 Wiring approaches - parallel vs. in series 1:51 Wiring in series example (what t...
No More Mess! Budget Friendly Storage Hack for Nuts and Bolts
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Looking to get more organized? Check out this budget #storage #hack for nuts and bolts! Perfect for organizing your workshop or #garage. They come in different sizes and are infinitely replaceable. What more could you want? Chapters 🔖 0:00 Intro Only £2! 0:10 Demonstration 0:36 Where to buy the back boxes 0:50 What you'll need for the project 1:35 Punch out the terminals 1:42 Flatten the lugs ...
Finishing touches on the sliding bed frame (affordable)
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In this episode, I continue work on the plywood sliding bed frame. There was tons of routing, sanding, shellacking, and varnishing. Hard work, but boy did it pay off! The finish is helluva smooth too! This is good evidence that you really do get out what you put in. As usual, fire away any questions you might have in the comments, I answer every one of them. Links for the (Type 2) button fixing...
Better safe than sorry! Bracket for #victron battery
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In this video, I’ll show you how to securely mount heavy #lithium batteries in your van. Using angle iron, steel flat bar, and aluminum flat bar, I fabricate a sturdy mounting bracket for my #victron #LiFePO4 You’ll need a welding machine to create this bracket. Keep watching to see how I got on! Chapters 🔖 0:00 Intro 0:08 You MUST mount the battery safely and securely! 0:44 Required materials...
Reinforcing My Van Floor with a Custom Steel Support 🔧
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In this episode, I create a steel support to slot under the plywood floor just inside the sliding door. It does a good job of hiding the cables and improves the area visually somewhat! Thanks to Dan for his advice and the use of his welder. Dan’s great, right? Let me know if you’d like more Dan content going forward! Chapters 🔖 0:00 Intro - Why I’m making it 0:52 Creating a cardboard template ...
How I made this awesome sliding bed frame!
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In the first video Season 2 of my Transit Connect van conversion, I make a sliding plywood bed frame using heavy duty drawer slides. It works a treat! Chapters 🔖 0:00 Intro 0:38 Initial design 0:52 Problems with the initial design and fixes 2:27 Making the frame square 3:47 Attaching the heavy duty sliders 6:35 Cutting the fingers and slats 7:50 Attaching the sliding top to the frame 10:48 Spa...
Transit Connect: How To Replace Your Locks!
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Dodgy keys or locks? The process of replacing them in your Mk1 Ford Transit Connect van is relatively straightforward. In this video I'll show you how I did it Chapters 🔖 0:00 Intro 0:29 Disconnect starter battery 0:51 The issue with my keys 1:22 Front door locks 3:04 Rear door lock 4:10 Bonnet catch 6:22 Pairing new keys to the vehicle (FORScan) 9:15 Outro, what's coming up on the channel 🔴 S...
I'M BACK! (And so is the van conversion) 👍🚐
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My Mk1 Transit Connect conversion series is back! The first video is on Monday 1st July 2024, so subscribe, like the video and click the bell icon below. A whole bunch of videos are scheduled for release over the next few months - don't miss out! Chapters 🔖 0:00 Who are you? 0:40 Upload schedule 🔴 SUBSCRIBE for more content: bit.ly/3DHtWve 🛎 Press the bell to make sure you're not missing out A...
How to Make a DIY Tool Cabinet for FREE
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How to Make a DIY Tool Cabinet for FREE
FIXING ANNOYING LEAKS! | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
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How to INSTALL ELECTRIC WINDOWS in your Ford Transit Connect Van!
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How to INSTALL ELECTRIC WINDOWS in your Ford Transit Connect Van!
Q+A What I've Done So Far In My Mk1 transit connect Van Conversion
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Q A What I've Done So Far In My Mk1 transit connect Van Conversion
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PERFECT LENGTH Electrical Conduit EVERY TIME
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Replacing Corroded Dust Shields On A Hyundai Getz
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Why You SHOULD Start Smaller Projects to Prepare for Bigger Ones!
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Have I Wasted My Time And Money On This?
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BESPOKE Fitted Sheets | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
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How To SEW High Quality Mattress Covers For Your VAN CONVERSION
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SLIDING SOFA BED - The Ultimate Sleeping Solution (Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion)
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Oak Tambour Door | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
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Oak Tambour Door | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
Plywood Kerf Bend - Making the electrical cupboard! | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
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Plywood Kerf Bend - Making the electrical cupboard! | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
Building the storage bins! | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
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Building the storage bins! | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
Making the walls | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
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I upcycled an old door in to a picture frame
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How to Wire a Reversing Camera in to your Van | Ford Transit Connect Van Conversion
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Awesome!
Cheers William! Are you converting a van too?
A bottle of Capt. Tolley is also handy to have in the tool bag, in the never end fight against leakage. I found your glamorous assistants lack of faith and dry sense of humour, spot on.
Thanks for your comment Jim 👍 that is certainly a good shout. Does it dry flexible? I will be sure to pass the compliments on!
@@AtypicalWorkshop It goes on like milk, but it is flexible and clear, when dry. Have used it on a leaky (naturally) Land Rover and on a few boats, as well. The way it gets into all the nooks and crannies via capillary action, so good.
@JimBiddle. I just googled it - the full product name is excellent 😂🍑
Budget friendly! *must already own welding equipment/laser cutter
*must watch video before making assumptions on the title 😉 0:10 - the containers work just fine off the shelf. Use of a welder is required only for optional upgrades 1:55 - in this scene I fabricate a label plate by hand. I do not own a laser cutter myself. Since I had so many to cut, I paid a company £10 for 50 plates (20 per plate).
Another really useful video, thank you Matt 👍
Thank you Michael :) I really appreciate all the engagement on my channel too!
Could i ask where you got the torque figures from?
Hi Craig. I believe I’ve got a Getz workshop manual knocking about somewhere. If you drop me a message on instagram, I’ll send you over a copy 👍
Thanks for the reply. I have an i20 so I'll have to have a trawl through the net.
Best of luck!
Well done, good to know how they are put together ... keep up the good work 😊
Thanks, I will do! 🔧🎨
Heck of a job, the end result looks ace. Mind my asking how much it was in the end?
Thank you! Yeah I’m pretty pleased overall 👍 I think I paid about £60 for the pair of sills - unfortunately the eBay listing has expired and they were bought in dans account - I can ask him to look tomorrow. Paint: (2 x grey hi-build primer cans, 1 x grey stonechip can, 2 x colour matched metallic base coat cans, 1 x super gloss lacquer can. I paid about £120 for all of that, but that should be more than enough, since the passenger side which is yet to be sprayed will require less paint. You’ll want some filler, and some 180 grit sand paper to smooth it back too. Hope this helps! Matt
Because it was in december, we did one sill per afternoon/evening. In this weather you could get them both on in a day assuming your inner sills were in good nick
Such a good explanation of it! Saving this one man!
Cheers Sam! ❤️
That's definitely a better way to wire the lights. Makes alot of sense.
Nice video M. We still watch all your videos. Say hi to your Family.
Thank you, I will :)
Nice little video, very useful information...thank you
Thanks :) Next video should be my sill replacement, so depending on the condition of your sills when you find a connect, could be useful to you :)
@@AtypicalWorkshop Brilliant, looking forward to it 🥰
ua-cam.com/video/VnTvSxO2FsA/v-deo.html Here's the video!
wit this much work you might as well make them entirely from the ground up from from sheet metal.
Believe you me I tried that! 😂unfortunately I don’t have a sheet metal bender, so just making one of them was far too time consuming. In the end 2-3 hours work for 30 odd containers was a good sacrifice for how useful they’ve been to me :)
Introducing this like it's a quest is S tier content
Heard they're reforming the Dawnguard. Vampire hunters or something...
Seriously though, what a lovely comment to receive! Thank you :)
Much respect for your willingness to be open about your autism and adhd. You are an inspiration to many!
Really appreciate this! I’ve some ideas for future videos on the topic - it’s a bit easier now that a few years have passed since I was diagnosed with autism in 2020, and I have strategies in place that I can share
As a dad I use baby food jars
You’ve got to use what’s available! My dad has kept every lidls potato salad container since about 2008, so there’s a whole shelving unit just for screws 😂
Interesting idea, keep it up!
Thanks, will do!
In which country are those cheap?
Here in the uk, you can get a 10 pack for £6.50 👍 www.screwfix.com/p/lap-1-gang-galvanised-steel-mounting-boxes-35mm-10-pack/3074f
Good stars, this is a lot of work for boxes!
What’s great though is they’re ready to go off the shelf, I just like to go a bit overboard 😁
Hey, I'm going to be starting a Connect conversion in the coming months, love the detail and work you put into you videos, well done Sir : ) ...Cant wait to see the camper finished ......Do you still think the Connect is a good choice for a mini camper van conversion?
I would say size wise the t230 is an excellent choice. Unfortunately the newest version of the mk1 is now 12 years out - mine is 15. Expect work to fix rust every year. If you know your way around the mechanical side and have time to do some welding or are happy to pay someone, go for it. If not, I’d go for something newer. It’s a shame that the mk2 connect doesn’t come in the high roof version like mine, but if that’s not an issue, they’re a decent size.
@@AtypicalWorkshop hey, yes ,size is what attracts me , you can sit in the back, without hitting your head off the roof, i dont know another good option for a van this size., and yes, why didn't Ford make a high roof version of the next model , there is a 2024 connect now, which looks nice, but i dont think there is a high roof version of that either : ( .... I'm currently building a workshop, hopefully be finished by September, and then I'm going to buy one, some of the police ones come up an Ebay occasionally, usually pretty mint, but a little expensive, although maybe saves work / money, down the line .
@SillyMonkeys have a look on autovillage.co.uk too. I find they often have vehicles that don’t appear on autotrader. For example - www.autovillage.co.uk/used-car/ford/transit-connect/cli_2757-1_6186631
@@AtypicalWorkshop thank you, I'll let you know how I get on, keep up the good work, I'll be watching 😋
Best of luck reaching those watch hours, I have been trying for a couple years now 2,932 away from 3,000, so getting close, but it's not been easy, wishing you the best of Luck.
Thank you Drew (assuming that’s your name based on your channel!) you really are close! Perhaps you might try adding some text to your thumbnails, might make the difference :) Though mostly I’m finding that uploading consistently has been the most help for me, which would explain why you’re closer than me 😂 Good luck too- Matt
Wish I had seen your blog before I converted my van. You are a true craftsman.
“Thinking about doing a live stream for my next project! Interested in watching? Let me know below! 👇 #DIY #LiveStream #Project”
Oh! I see you are doing another van! Great.
Another transit connect, but a better design this time around 🥳 thanks for watching!
Will you ever build out another van? I loved watching your progress putting together a fabulous conversion.
Certainly in the future I’ll convert a bigger van, but for the moment I’ll stay focused on my connect :) here’s the playlist for the new videos if you’re interested - ua-cam.com/play/PL0QMlgT_VAhe-_u9yMBbqa6G1FjhDKrYL.html
Clever idea for the slats. Haven't seen anyone else do that.
Cheers Lesley 👍 I popped the links in another comment if you want some for yourself. In fact, I’ll add it to the video description now
Great video! Can you provide a link to the snap buttons you are installing?
Thanks for your comment! Let me find you it now - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/173320186452, or www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174143842905 if you’re going to install them like I did. My way doesn’t require the red marker tools but they’re worth getting because the fixings are extremely versatile that way.
@@AtypicalWorkshop Thank you for your quick response! I already placed my order, here in Canada.
Glad to help! Are you converting a van too?
@@AtypicalWorkshop Yes it is a L4H2 as you say in Europe RAM Promaster which is a Fiat Ducato built in North America.
Very nice. It's this level of attention to detail that elevates a project. Count me subbed.
Welcome to the channel! :) I love it when people pick up on the small things, so thank you for that 👍
Adorable Mia is having a wonderful time in a beautiful setting.
She's the best! It's her favourite spot for sure :)
Great job....!! 👍
Thanks ✌️I'm not sure what to do with the rest of the step - what do you reckon?
Great upload! Thanks for taking the time to share the content.
Thank you, and you're very welcome :) I appreciate the feedback! Much more to come too
Dan’s great, right? Let me know if you’d like more Dan content going forward!
Cool! I decided on the same design as you, for mostly the same reasons. It's weird I haven't seen it around more often. In the end I ran into issues with transporting bikes though; the width of the vehicle meant I needed to take apart the bike to transport it, which wouldn't do for me. Instead I bought a bunch of euronorm boxes, which fit perfectly in several different configurations, depending on what I want to do with the van that day or weekend. It's a bit of a compromise, but a modular build is great to figure out what I actually need. Trying to practice KISS is always a challenge. I'm super happy to see 'my' original idea come into being with your build!
Great minds think alike! Perhaps we should coin it ‘the Ricktypical Sliding Bed’ 😂 What are euronorm boxes? I’ve never heard of them
@@AtypicalWorkshop euronorm boxes are a type of box designed around standard pallet size. They usually come in the sizes 60x40, 40x30, 30x20. Every box can fit two boxes of a smaller size on it. Since most vans are built around pallets, this results in a near-perfect fit, with multiple configurations possible. A setup like yours, for example can be achived by placing three 60x40 boxes in the back, and two in the front. When it's time for bed you could rotate them to have a 180x80 platform. It's a bit of a faff, but great for finding out what works for you. Besides: I can build a small cabinet by stacking boxes. I can take out a box and use it as a portable seat, or fill up with groceries. If I'm going on a bike trip I can have a bench on the left- and right side of the car, leaving the middle open to transport my bike. If I'm bringing my girlfriend for a longer trip it's easy to just have the whole bottom be made of crates, creating a huge storage space. And so on.
He’s back!🎉
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Now that’s a new approach I haven’t seen 👍
There’s quite a few designs I’ve seen that incorporate the finger slat design, but they’re always pretty clunky and don’t fold away very small. I think my design solves that 😁
well done
Thank you 🙏
God god dude. The sheer amount of work you did is mind boggling.
I did wonder what I’d got myself in to when I pulled the bonnet catch barrel apart 😅
Where did you get the software on your laptop from please ?
The software is called FORScan - it’s free but you’ll need the extended license 2 month trial forscan.org/download.html You’ll also need this diagnostic cable: www.bmdiag.co.uk/forscan-diagnostic-cable-for-ford-vgate-vlinker-fs Don’t buy the cheap ELM one on eBay as it won’t work properly
Glad to see you, again (random comment for the algorithm).
Thanks! Perhaps the algorithm just wants to be acknowledged more often 😂
Welcome back Matt 🙂
Thanks Simon! I’m sure R will be excited to see the finished van soon :)
Awesome and nice to see you back looking forward to this 👍
Looking forward to it too! Thanks for sticking around after all this time 😁
You are looking well, sir.
Thank you! 👍
Thanks a lot for this awesome guide! Question: How did you make/get the PVC blocks?
I’m glad it was useful! I think I’ve got some footage somewhere of how I made them that I forgot about. I’ll have a look later and get back to you. Give me a nudge this evening if you don’t hear back as I might forget 😂
Hey! I'm your 1000th subscriber!
Good video and demonstration. For gods sake lose the ridiculous distracting music.
Thank you :) tbh I think I feel the same way about the music now 😂
I know it's been a while for you, but time doesn't exist on the internet. What a fantastic resource, thank you! I was planning to just attach the camera to the rear light wire, but your solution seems a bit less firehazardy.
Cheers Rick, I appreciate the kind words even after all this time (or no time 😁). I found it to be a worthwhile time investment once I’d figured out which wire went where! It’s a more future-proofed solution too - if it fails, the modification is fairly accessible instead of being hidden behind the van conversion
@@AtypicalWorkshop I’m really enjoying your videos. You’re really thorough. Hope you’re still at it (building stuff, that is), you seem to have a knack for it. Finished the rear cam yesterday, partly thanks to you!
@@RickMeijer Great news! I'm very much building stuff still, just haven't had the time to do much on my van for ages. I made good progress towards the end of last summer and filmed a bunch but the weather turned before I was done, so there's a fair bit more to make and film, and a whole lot more to edit! I also had to replace my sills in november in time for mot (also filmed and edited, just not yet released), so there's a fair amount in the pipeline, just hopefully sooner rather than later haha
Firstly i personally wouldn't use timber on a van floor it has no R rating 🤔 Paint with truck bed paint after thoroughly cleaning and treating any rust spots the cover with the insulation boards you would use under a concrete slab ,it has a very high compression rating, simply cut to size and glue to the floor with sikoflex ,then cover with 8mm ply again stuck with sikoflex ,this way you get No thermal bridging 😊 Plus you can drive over that insulation board with ya van and it wont compress so your floor will always remain flat,unlike the normal kingspan which over time will sag slightly when walked on 😊
Some good points here! In many ways this would be superior to what I’ve done, but I wanted to be able to remove the floor without any hassle, so gluing everything down wasn’t an option 👍
at 06:40, when you used acetone to clean off the old silicone etc, did it not take the top layer of paint off as well?
Don’t quote me on this, but I think that the lacquer on the paint does a sufficient job at protecting it. I tried less aggressive stuff like white spirit first but it didn’t do much. Sorry for the late response, hope that’s helpful :)
@@AtypicalWorkshop no worries. Thanks
Great video, such attention to detail! I'm thinking of just rivet nutting my ply ceiling to the van metal roof beams; do you think this could be a bad idea? Thanks
Thank you :) I can’t see why not! Have you checked out the video where I put up my wall battens? I would suggest doing something similar to that
Thank you for your video, gave some inspiration, so much so, i bought a genuine set off ebay, followed your instructions and everything fitted, took me ages to get it to work because i didnt out a fuse in 56 or 57 i think, soon as i did that, perfect. Things i woukd have done differently doing it again, save metal clips from behind actual switch, connect plug from loom through the door first, i had everything set up but plug doesnt fit through door, plug first, wires through door. But again, without your video, i woukdnt have even tried it so thank you 👏👏👏
I’m really glad i could help! Thanks for your comment too - it’s great to hear when my videos are actually useful 👍. Are you converting yours, or just upgrading here and there?
@@AtypicalWorkshop Hi mate, it's my works van and I own the business, I tried to upload a photo on here but I can't, bought totally standard, last 18 months, recon engine, Mondeo st wheels, bull bar, spotlights, din radio with reverse camera, colour coded bumper and wheel arches, side skirts ,arm rest etc, and now my favourite electric windows 😁