The yellowing will come right up with the right cleaner but please never a brush one little stone in that brush u just destroyed the paint to now having to buff buff buff get power buffer and a power washer
“I could have used a pressure washer, which is the fastest way to clean, but I chose to wash the car by hand to avoid damaging it. The car has been sitting for 35 years, and I wanted to be more careful and avoid blowing out the old rubber seals or damaging the paint.”I guess you didn't watch the video where I talk about owning a used car lot and cleaning thousands of cars. The brushes were washed and the car was rinsed completely with only water, then wiped off by hand while checking for grit. Thanks for the comment.
Wayne looks like he's enjoying getting the car out! He's working like he's 30! It's sad that the car can be restored and give service & make smiles for another 50 year. But Wayne is getting up there & there's NO going back for him. God bless you John and may the Lord bless Wayne with many more year's. 🙏 ❤
My first Car was a 1970 Chevy Impala. It was a good car. I paid $500.00 for it in 1977. I upgraded to a Brand New 1979 Z-28 Camaro . I still have the Camaro .
I bought a 1970 impala for 120 dollars. I had to cut the inner race of the driver side. Emory cloth with the spindle, new bearings, a new seal, junkyard rotor, new brakes and I was rolling
Mine was a 1964 Impala OG 283 with a Power Glide. When I was 15 I had saved up $857 dollars and a friend told me he saw a Red 64 Impala in the ally of three hundred block of 17th Ave in Longview Washington. My grandpa and I went to go look at it. We couldn't find it where my friend said so we kept searching up and down every ally from the two hundred block all the way to the 500 block. Found a Blue 64 guy didn't really want to sell it but I would take no for an answer or he saw how Bad I Really wanted it so he says well the lowest I would let it go for is a Grand... Like I said earlier I had $857.00 that I had saved up... He said sorry man. I can't go lower than a Grand!!! I was Super Bummed! Seeing this my Beloved Ol Paw Said I'll pay the difference if you can take a check! The Deal was Done and This Story goes along with Sooo Many Wonderful Memories of My Amazing Perfect Amazing Grandfather!!! I Miss You Sooo Much Paw! Thank You For Making My Dreams Come True. Love Always Your LiL Helper!
I love this kind of content. It is very satisfying to watch an old car being brought into the sunlight for the first time in decades, watching it being cleaned and maintained so it can live another 50 years!
Waynnie had a great neighbor, he bring a tank of water and helps a lot in this video 👍🇱🇷 9:30 "anybody that help you move a buldozer, its a good neighbor" i 100% agree with that 😅 14:24 84yo sayin: "hangin there bro, your doin good"😅😅
Thanks Mr Waynie for letting us see your Vintage Cars again. Reminds Mr of my Daddy His name was Wayne, and we had/have all the Chevys... His 56 Belair was his favorite.
GREAT VIDEO... Still LOVE That Hop-a-long Cassidy Bicycle... Thanks 4 video... Might hot outside I would Imagine...around 100 degrees here in Eastern N.C. Thanks for Helping Waynnie.... P/S... Watch Out 4 Snakes....
I have been in the auto body and paint business for 30 yrs, unless you are gonna completely restore that car, wash it with simple green and leave it alone.
It's a good thing your doing for Wayne giving him some projects to do getting him going that does alot for his health and spirt and yours too. You need to get Derek Bieri of Vice Grip Garage to come up there and you and him help ole Wayne get all that stuff going he can also tell you exactly what is need for the paint and it would help your channel grow too. He would protect the wearabouts of Wayne place also
Great video again as always love to see these people's old cars buggies whatever they got you do a super job as always keep up the good work keep the videos coming
Great Job John at Getting it out and helping clean it up, classic cars are everything. Waynee is awesome and at his age still on the go. This is already gonna be a fun exciting series.
Car looks good after just one wash. I can imagine what it’ll look like after a couple more. Waynnie is a unique character. John, you’re working too hard. Stay safe out in this heat.
Have you thought about using a low pressure pressure washer it would help a whole lot but you don't need a lot of pressure but better than that water hose just a thought
Gary, you’re right. I would have spent a few dollars and hired someone with a pressure washer trailer to come out. Using old brush may have done more harm than good.
“I could have used a pressure washer, which is the fastest way to clean, but I chose to wash the car by hand to avoid damaging it. The car has been sitting for 35 years, and I wanted to be more careful and avoid blowing out the old rubber seals or damaging the paint.” thanks for the comment
I need some of what you're taking, why your moving around like a Jack rabbit great video.😂 You and the neighbor have been a wonderful helper for him God bless you all 👍
After the dirt is well washed off . I would get some liquid turtle wax . Then I would get some armor all and soak the top down real good and let it soak in real good. Good luck to you guys. What your attempting to do is a Major undertaking.
Wash the car with Comet, that will bring the color back. The paint appears too thin to wetsand and not go to bare metal. A company called Sweet Patina has some great products to then protect the paint. Good luck, nice car.
I like Mr. Waynnie's Farmall Cubs. In the 1950s, Grandpa and all his neighbors in the Rosebud community near Walnut Cove had one that they raised tobacco with. That old Impala would look great restored.
great video! Just a little suggestion, never use dish washing detergent on auto paint. Good auto washing liquid will remove the dirt. to remove the discoloration, rubbing and polishing compound will reserve the paint's integrity. then finish off with a good sealer and wax. reserve the paint the most you can short of painting. Dish soap will degrade the paint more than letting it go. just a little I have learned through the years from auto painting.
Dont dishwashing liquid is the mildest detergent you can find they wash all of animals with it. I’ve been using it for about 50 years never seen it deteriorate paint.
Yeah, my aunt my aunt let them Ellicott city Maryland off route 99 he in a lot of Atlanta there her husband had John Deere tractors to the biggest one you can possibly probably get passed on 55 Chevrolet cars trucks all kinds of cars imaginable down in the woods, she was soft $500 apiece. I told her she got a lot more money than $500 apiecein the garage she was selling for $500. It looked brand new guy with son cars for her got over on her. That was crazy man.
I am so happy to see you guys getting things done I would use a fine compound to clean paint finish. We don’t know what paint was used. It may be acrylic lacquer. I would not recommend sandpaper not even ultrafine make love to it with fine rubbing compound and glaze/wax Dupont number seven and kit paste wax was always my go to You all are doing a remarkable job. I absolutely love it. Travis
My husband and his cousin would always use Tide in the pump sprayer just like the one you use. Also we recently purchased an older camper and I washed it w Awesome degrease that I purchased from the Dollar General or Dollar Tree.
I am a professional painter and I would NOT sand on that paint. It’s best to try and bleach it and if that doesn’t work I’d leave it. It’s not worth removing the protection the paints creating. Look great guys!!
I worked with him at least 15 years, and I tell you, Waynie is no slacker, not then, and looks like not now, just take a look at Johns other videos, and you will see what I mean.🙂🙏❤️
As a kid I owned a 1967 Impala SS, yellow with black vinyl top and black vinyl interior. It had a 327 probably 275 or 300 hp, prior owner had installed a Turbo 400 trans. I hated the sloped back and taillights. Ugliest car I've ever owned. Spun out and wrapped it around a telephone pole, a slotted mag wheel had broken out. My next car was a 1966 Chevelle SS with the 396, previously painted a Beetle Bug burnt orange color..
I'm a "old" Shade Tree Mechanic i have worked on many old Chevy's i Own A 1967 Impala 4 Door Hardtop with a 327 power guide... Use Mothers Light Cut Rubbing Compound and Buff The sucker out with some good Mother's Wax Bro ...She will shine like new done it several times. I'm redoing a 1987 Happy Time Chevrolet conversion van right not in the process of painting it done when thru the engine new timing chain, new gasket's from the heads up new water pump ect. ...
Watch the first video at this link ua-cam.com/video/K_JcpJdvSa0/v-deo.html
Bless you, John for your patience and kindness to this fella.
Both those fells standing there with their feet under that blade sent shills up and down my spine.
Go Team Waynnie !!
I seen it too my friend and my stomach got real tight
The yellowing will come right up with the right cleaner but please never a brush one little stone in that brush u just destroyed the paint to now having to buff buff buff get power buffer and a power washer
“I could have used a pressure washer, which is the fastest way to clean, but I chose to wash the car by hand to avoid damaging it. The car has been sitting for 35 years, and I wanted to be more careful and avoid blowing out the old rubber seals or damaging the paint.”I guess you didn't watch the video where I talk about owning a used car lot and cleaning thousands of cars. The brushes were washed and the car was rinsed completely with only water, then wiped off by hand while checking for grit. Thanks for the comment.
Waynnie moves around good for his age. Bending over and then got right down on the ground, impressive! Thanks John, you're a good man!
Wayne looks like he's enjoying getting the car out! He's working like he's 30! It's sad that the car can be restored and give service & make smiles for another 50 year. But Wayne is getting up there & there's NO going back for him. God bless you John and may the Lord bless Wayne with many more year's. 🙏 ❤
My first Car was a 1970 Chevy Impala. It was a good car. I paid $500.00 for it in 1977. I upgraded to a Brand New 1979 Z-28 Camaro . I still have the Camaro .
Mine was a 66 SS Impala, 66 fastback mustang and now I have a 69 stingray vette. Can't beat the oldies!
I paid $900 for my first car, a 1971 chevele green with a black top
I bought a 1970 impala for 120 dollars. I had to cut the inner race of the driver side. Emory cloth with the spindle, new bearings, a new seal, junkyard rotor, new brakes and I was rolling
Mine was a 1964 Impala OG 283 with a Power Glide. When I was 15 I had saved up $857 dollars and a friend told me he saw a Red 64 Impala in the ally of three hundred block of 17th Ave in Longview Washington. My grandpa and I went to go look at it. We couldn't find it where my friend said so we kept searching up and down every ally from the two hundred block all the way to the 500 block. Found a Blue 64 guy didn't really want to sell it but I would take no for an answer or he saw how Bad I Really wanted it so he says well the lowest I would let it go for is a Grand... Like I said earlier I had $857.00 that I had saved up... He said sorry man. I can't go lower than a Grand!!! I was Super Bummed! Seeing this my Beloved Ol Paw Said I'll pay the difference if you can take a check! The Deal was Done and This Story goes along with Sooo Many Wonderful Memories of My Amazing Perfect Amazing Grandfather!!! I Miss You Sooo Much Paw! Thank You For Making My Dreams Come True. Love Always Your LiL Helper!
Mine was a 67 Bel Air 4dr sedan. I replaced with a 70 Impala Custom Coupe. Loved these cars!! Very dependable cars.
I love this kind of content. It is very satisfying to watch an old car being brought into the sunlight for the first time in decades, watching it being cleaned and maintained so it can live another 50 years!
You and Waynie make quite a team Mr Ward. Don't know that other man I guess I'll call him the team captain. Alright, "Team Waynie"!🙏❤️🙂
Go Team Waynnie !!
He kept everything🤣🤣 Great job guys❤️ Fun to watch.
Waynnie had a great neighbor, he bring a tank of water and helps a lot in this video 👍🇱🇷
9:30 "anybody that help you move a buldozer, its a good neighbor" i 100% agree with that 😅
14:24 84yo sayin: "hangin there bro, your doin good"😅😅
It would not take much to have that on the road, nice job.
Thanks Mr Waynie for letting us see your Vintage Cars again. Reminds Mr of my Daddy His name was Wayne, and we had/have all the Chevys... His 56 Belair was his favorite.
Probably the best time Waynnie has had in years. His face was lite up
Thanks for sharing the cleanup of the older chevy!
A good buff, with a decent grit compound.
GREAT VIDEO... Still LOVE That Hop-a-long Cassidy Bicycle... Thanks 4 video... Might hot outside I would Imagine...around 100 degrees here in Eastern N.C. Thanks for Helping Waynnie.... P/S... Watch Out 4 Snakes....
I am so glad UA-cam recommended this you now have a new subscriber I have a lot of catching up to do
awesome car thanks for the video john you all have a great week
Thank you too
It probably will work with a buffer and definitely degrees the motor you guys did a fantastic job, hearing that tractor running short sound good. 😂
Hey John, I love this guyWhaney . Thanks for bringing us along.
Man, that car it’s super solid.
Still doing his own STUNTS ❤❤❤
Shout out to the "watcher"!😃
Great video. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks, will do!
I have been in the auto body and paint business for 30 yrs, unless you are gonna completely restore that car, wash it with simple green and leave it alone.
Simple green is good stuff
Does that green dye in Simple Green stay on the vehicle or is it pretty much negligible.
Spray Nine works better. 😁🤙🏼
Try a piece of. Claybar. Get it at O'Reilly's or your parts store it works wonders
It be cool to see the 67 running and driving and keep the videos a coming
It's beautiful.Thank you, New York Staten hour.Thank you regional real people
You need to see water for dry grass for hard times is common sense.And it's awesome to have a great neighbor thank you
It's a good thing your doing for Wayne giving him some projects to do getting him going that does alot for his health and spirt and yours too. You need to get Derek Bieri of Vice Grip Garage to come up there and you and him help ole Wayne get all that stuff going he can also tell you exactly what is need for the paint and it would help your channel grow too. He would protect the wearabouts of Wayne place also
Yeah sure thing, I'm sure Derek will be right over
I really enjoyed your video' and Waynnie Thank you for sharing your car's with us.God bless.
Thank you for sharingyour world! So awesome❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The bulldozer was the big project before a big project. Was a lot of work! Trimming trees too!
Great video again as always love to see these people's old cars buggies whatever they got you do a super job as always keep up the good work keep the videos coming
More to come!
Nice video John! Those cars are beauties!
Awesome video John! This is so much fun to watch we were rooting for you guys the whole time! Lol. What great neighbors he has ❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Please introduce his neighbors to us.
Use Ajax or soft scrub to whiten the paint without scratching it. Just be careful not to get it on the black top.
Pressure washer with a foam cannon then buffing with a compound Chevy Guy here have a 67 ss nova aloha
Guys that’s a very cool old convertible impala just simply use some comet and a soft sponge that old paint will clean up like new
I highly appreciate your videos thank you very much may God bless you 🙏
Great Job John at Getting it out and helping clean it up, classic cars are everything. Waynee is awesome and at his age still on the go. This is already gonna be a fun exciting series.
Thanks 👍
My dad had a 1980 impala sold black red interior man I loved that car
Impala with optional fender skirts
Thank you for making these videos I enjoy watching them
Impala 👍👍👍👍👍👍🍀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🚙
Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪
what alot of treasures including the owner himself..i fell in love with that lil cub tractor. how cool. and sounds amazing
Good job John 👏 saving old cars it a beautiful thing great content
Car looks good after just one wash. I can imagine what it’ll look like after a couple more. Waynnie is a unique character. John, you’re working too hard. Stay safe out in this heat.
Have you thought about using a low pressure pressure washer it would help a whole lot but you don't need a lot of pressure but better than that water hose just a thought
yeah might give that a try next time. Thanks
Gary, you’re right. I would have spent a few dollars and hired someone with a pressure washer trailer to come out. Using old brush may have done more harm than good.
I’m curious if they opened the top of the tank to allow higher flow out the hose maybe?
“I could have used a pressure washer, which is the fastest way to clean, but I chose to wash the car by hand to avoid damaging it. The car has been sitting for 35 years, and I wanted to be more careful and avoid blowing out the old rubber seals or damaging the paint.” thanks for the comment
@@theappalachianchanneland that was great thinking. 😁👌🏽
Vinegar and water then use colorback
Thanks for the tip!
I need some of what you're taking, why your moving around like a Jack rabbit great video.😂 You and the neighbor have been a wonderful helper for him God bless you all 👍
Gotta love those impala’s you fellas sure have worked at it can’t wait to see it all cleaned up
You and me both!
How awesome. . . so neat to watch! Thank you, John!
Your car is looking good.I have enjoyed watching video.
After the dirt is well washed off . I would get some liquid turtle wax . Then I would get some armor all and soak the top down real good and let it soak in real good. Good luck to you guys. What your attempting to do is a Major undertaking.
Fantastic video. Thanks!! ❤
Wash the car with Comet, that will bring the color back. The paint appears too thin to wetsand and not go to bare metal. A company called Sweet Patina has some great products to then protect the paint. Good luck, nice car.
I like Mr. Waynnie's Farmall Cubs. In the 1950s, Grandpa and all his neighbors in the Rosebud community near Walnut Cove had one that they raised tobacco with. That old Impala would look great restored.
Another Great Video John! Cool Impala
a lot of work but well worth it, Wayne has some cool stuff, a blast from the past for sure 👍
great video!
Just a little suggestion, never use dish washing detergent on auto paint. Good auto washing liquid will remove the dirt. to remove the discoloration, rubbing and polishing compound will reserve the paint's integrity.
then finish off with a good sealer and wax. reserve the paint the most you can short of painting.
Dish soap will degrade the paint more than letting it go.
just a little I have learned through the years from auto painting.
Dont dishwashing liquid is the mildest detergent you can find they wash all of animals with it. I’ve been using it for about 50 years never seen it deteriorate paint.
I love your cars, Waynie. I use citric acid to get a deep clean. Also, you need a good power washer with hot water.
Brought me one a few weeks ago nice little handy dandy saw
Waynnie its always good to see you buddy. Love the cars and everything else you have. Great videos guys.
Getter done
Yeah, my aunt my aunt let them Ellicott city Maryland off route 99 he in a lot of Atlanta there her husband had John Deere tractors to the biggest one you can possibly probably get passed on 55 Chevrolet cars trucks all kinds of cars imaginable down in the woods, she was soft $500 apiece. I told her she got a lot more money than $500 apiecein the garage she was selling for $500. It looked brand new guy with son cars for her got over on her. That was crazy man.
I am so happy to see you guys getting things done
I would use a fine compound to clean paint finish. We don’t know what paint was used. It may be acrylic lacquer.
I would not recommend sandpaper not even ultrafine make love to it with fine rubbing compound and glaze/wax Dupont number seven and kit paste wax was always my go to
You all are doing a remarkable job. I absolutely love it.
Travis
Lol my first car I bought my self at the age of 15 was a 68 Impala 4dr great car
Love the channel!
My husband and his cousin would always use Tide in the pump sprayer just like the one you use. Also we recently purchased an older camper and I washed it w Awesome degrease that I purchased from the Dollar General or Dollar Tree.
Super Clean in the purple bottle or Simple Green works better than Dawn. scotch brite pads and elbow grease.
Scotch bright pads are too harsh
Scotch bright will scratch crome
You seem to find the old timers who have the goodies.
Mine is 68 four door sport sedan i am the second owner and it only has 52 thousand miles on it i have had it since hi school great car❤
My first car was a 67 chevy four door ❤
They sure don't make cars with charm and style like that anymore.
I believe a Pressure Cleaner would help, nice car
ua-cam.com/play/PLhiXVG-s0EOlVziWCPr7N9cpT_Kt3XAi_.html
AJAX works good. Great Content fellows, Wayne you are a Star, Stars Cars!
Great to see popcorn again
Not Popcorn
Use McGuire's cleaner wax
Woooah! Is that Farmall tractor for sale? Runs better than a Deere lol and cheaper too!! Great job on that barn find!
I have a 1962 Impala SS that's been sitting for five years
where are you located at?
I brought a 1963 Chevrolet two door and I heap it about three years and sold it green with black leather seats
I am a professional painter and I would NOT sand on that paint. It’s best to try and bleach it and if that doesn’t work I’d leave it. It’s not worth removing the protection the paints creating. Look great guys!!
Use some cleanser like Comet (or Ajax comparable )to it straight with a soft brush to get that white paint clean.
Turtle Wax Max Cleaner / wash good, follow the directions on the jug and I think it will help you a lot!😊
Poor old guy, that was a lot of work for him just for this video.
I worked with him at least 15 years, and I tell you, Waynie is no slacker, not then, and looks like not now, just take a look at Johns other videos, and you will see what I mean.🙂🙏❤️
I suggest a buffing compound instead of wet sanding.
The Jack mounts up under the package tray
Use a clay bar on car
The gentlemen trying to move the choke linkage, needs to know it's automatic choke that's why it's bot moving.
I own a 66 chevy supersport had it restored 4yrs ago i put a 502 in it shes my baby
Clean it with GoJo hand cleaner🥃😎👌
They make a clay bar that you can use with a degreaser to clean the trash out of the paint.
1500 wet/dry sandpaper would help out the paint a lot 😮😢😂🎉
As a kid I owned a 1967 Impala SS, yellow with black vinyl top and black vinyl interior. It had a 327 probably 275 or 300 hp, prior owner had installed a Turbo 400 trans. I hated the sloped back and taillights. Ugliest car I've ever owned. Spun out and wrapped it around a telephone pole, a slotted mag wheel had broken out. My next car was a 1966 Chevelle SS with the 396, previously painted a Beetle Bug burnt orange color..
Clay bar might get the yellow off
I'm a "old" Shade Tree Mechanic i have worked on many old Chevy's i Own A 1967 Impala 4 Door Hardtop with a 327 power guide... Use Mothers Light Cut Rubbing Compound and Buff The sucker out with some good Mother's Wax Bro ...She will shine like new done it several times. I'm redoing a 1987 Happy Time Chevrolet conversion van right not in the process of painting it done when thru the engine new timing chain, new gasket's from the heads up new water pump ect. ...
ua-cam.com/play/PLhiXVG-s0EOlVziWCPr7N9cpT_Kt3XAi_.html
What about a David Freiburger Comet wash?
Called WD detailing
Just watched Morskie repair and they used Comet cleaner