Morris Minor - Rust Removal Testing with ToolPro Tools - Part 13
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2019
- Testing some of the ToolPRO tools I have from Supercheap Auto to see how easy it's going to be to clean up all the rust.
These tools from Supercheap Auto came in really handy in this video:
ToolPRO Angle Grinder - 18 Volt Skin
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Blackridge Air Sand Blast Gun Kit
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Blackridge Sand Blasting Grit - Garnet, 10kg
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ToolPRO Steel Wire Brush Set - 5 Piece
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The car is a 1958 Morris Minor 1000 with the 948cc engine. Last WOF was in 1995 and has been parked up ever since.
Here's the rest of the series:
Part 1
• Barn Find Project Car ...
Part 2
• Barn Find Morris Minor...
Part 3
• Morris Minor - Coolan...
Part 4
• Morris Minor - Cleanin...
Part 5
• Morris Minor - Compres...
Part 6
• Morris Minor Engine Re...
Part 7
• Pressure washing the A...
Part 8
• Morris Minor Cylinder ...
Part 9
• Morris Minor - Cylinde...
Part 10
• Morris Minor - Strippi...
Part 11
• Morris Minor - Removin...
Part 12
• Morris Minor - Finding...
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Good advice with the PPE but where were your ear plugs?
Good point. Definitely a good idea if you're going to do this for any length of time. Thanks 😀
The polystrip discs are great for light-medium rust. I use norton blaze rapid strip discs. 115mm but also do a smaller roloc type for fiddly bits - theyre ace.
A multitude of tools is always best. :)
You can never have enough tools. A good sharp knife was key 👍
I learned to drive on a MM here in the states when I was 14. I always loved that car ( my pastor’s). It was a 59(?), blue, two door with left hand drive. What a great car to learn on! Wish I knew what happened to it, or him. 👍☮️
I always enjoy hearing people's history with these cars. Thanks
I washed my trunk lid today... that's as much body work that I can do. Respect to you good Sir!
Is that a euphemism? 😂😂
@@Badgertronix Don't think so... I'll be doing my front lid this weekend. I'm starting to realize that I've been neglecting her. =(
😎👍🦄
@@EXOVCDS Did he say You feminist?
Nice job Jonathan! Having the right tools makes all the difference 👍☺️
Cheers Niamh. Decent tools make the world of difference 😀
Really enjoying this series
Thanks for watching 😀
Good luck for your project, I did it in my car 3 year's ago but not that much rust in my car just a little in the rear wings normal for a 50 year car, you are doing a good job👌
Look forward to seeing what you get for the rail, one piece or two. Ya a brush like that chews up the power fast. 👍
It will be many pieces, just like the factory. It's unusual that the run time is shorter than my attention span 😂😂
They did nice patchwork...Have you seen Trevs blog.?...Guy does great patch panels,,Could be handy.
It was a sight to behold but to be honest it looks better than than the first one I did as a 17 year old that fell off driving down the road. I shall check him out. Cheers Zig
I'm sure I could smell that rust dust when you got started !!
Too right mate. It's quite the mix of sounds and smells in my shed... especially after Taco Thursday 😂😂
A lot of ahead mate ... are you planning to do all the welding yourself ? Really enjoying the MM series 👍👍👍
Cheers mate. As with all my projects I'm planning to do everything myself, even the things I don't know how to do yet 😂 it's a popular project, the pressure is on to do a good job
Great update 👍🏻 Get it dipped 🤔 🇬🇧
That could be an option. Cheers
Another good won brudder.
Cheers mate
Another good one. Thanks
Thanks for watching mate 😀
Get a Corded Angle Grinder when doing work like this, you will use it a lot more and be quicker at doing stuff.
That could be an option. Cheers
Been watching every build video so far and really enjoying them but what are you going to do with the car after you complete it will you keep it sell it? I think you should keep it and build it up into something interesting like convert it to a 5 lug pattern and buy some cheap boat trailer wheels and put them on it it would look mad I think you have a real gem mate keep up the good work👍🏼
Awesome, thanks for watching 😀
That's a good question... Technically it's not even my car so the future is not entirely in my control. I'm planning to have a big road trip once it is finished which should lots of fun. Modified cars are subject to a certification price in NZ that costs money. The plan will be to get it in the road in standard form then maybe modify it in the future. Cheers
Badgertronix maybe offer buying the car from whoever owns it because it’s a decent sized project so it would be a shame to see it go
It's complicated, but it's not going anywhere!
My Makita corded angle grinder is one of the best tools i ever brought.
I can't believe how much metal is left on that car. Going to need some welding. Some Dinatrol or some rust converter and some paint though.
A corded grinder sound be a good idea for long grinding sessions.
Plenty of rust is ending up in the floor. I've almost got enough to make a Range Rover 😂😂
Good on you mate!
Cheers mate 😀
I bet that old bondo job actually saved it from even more rust.
You're right. It stopped water getting in up to a point so did help. I'll let Stevie Wonder know you approve of his handiwork
Have you tried one of those belt finger Sanders? Great for getting into awkward areas. I've seen them used and it's next on my shopping list.
I haven't tried one but might get one to try out. You're right, they might be useful in tight spots
@@Badgertronix They're quite powerful, just don' try to use them on soft timbers! I know someone who tried using one to sand paint off of old doors using 40-grit belts and the doors didn't really like that. Obviously 40 grit isn't all that suitable for that job either.
What size compressor you using please ?
Carnt belive how well the body is the floor pans look amazing for its age but regarding the holes try some 2x2 and plaster board lol
These siderails are a water trap and are guaranteed to rust from the looks of it.
Not all that bad. All the lines are there.
Not too bad, but some work to do. Cheers buddy
You've put a dent in your head.
That's been there since I walked into that glass table and you didn't get to watch Tiswas or whatever it was.
Was that a different time to when you fell off the dining room table onto your head and I missed out on fireworks.
Same I think
Yeh I get it your sponsored by Toolpro,
Absolutely. Great people and great tools. I couldn't do it without them 😎
I fully understand where your coming from, your video's are informative especially the VR6 ones (from a personal point of view) and the sponsorship must be a great help, financially compensating for your time and effort in making the video's, however I just felt the video was just put out to sponsor Toolpro and to be honest it got on my nerves ruining good content.
At the end of the day we all have our favourite's and your comment "absolutely ……." in your reply felt a little sarcastic and definitely biased .
Bottom line I do like your video's, and introduce your sponsorship perhaps at the beginning and be done with it.
No sarcasm intended, sorry if you felt there was.
The purpose of the video was to test out what rust removal tools I have available and get feedback on their effectiveness. These methods were suggested by the audience in the last video.
I am supported by ToolPro and I am very proud and thankful of that support. In return I do make mention of them and make review videos which are usually separate.
That said, I am not tied to them and if the tools did not serve the purpose I needed I would source them elsewhere.
I think the positive review of things in this video just highlighted that I have a decent solution to move forward on this project and deal with the rust.
Thanks for watching, hopefully there will be more VR6 content in the near future 😀
Please don't get me wrong the reason I'm commenting (which I don't make a habbit of doing) is because I do like your video's and I will definitely keep watching
cheers