Frame Restoration and Other Goodies

I'm restoring a 72 Ford right now and I can appreciate all of the hard work you put into that frame. Good job.

I loved your video! You did a great job! This deserves way more views than its getting!

Hey man sorry about the loss keep up the good work I'm doing a restoration myself 93 toyota pickup frame.

Sorry for your loss man I know exactly what that feeling is like, same boat here not working as much now

Sorry for your loss. The truck is coming along faster than mine! Great job

Sorry for your loss. Keep on keeping on man! Cheers

Sorry for your loss man looks good so far

My father had a 1983 s10 4x4 single cab short bed manual sitting out at my grandfathers house, been sitting for roughly 30 years. Body completely straight motor rebuilt sitting in the garage, I'm going to rebuild it sense I can't find one anywhere for sale and keep the ole truck in the family. Needs the same work your doing, shits got me exited to get it restored. Going to start on it tomorrow get it move to my back yard start breaking it down.

SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. THE THINGS THAT REALLY MATTER WE CAN'T REPLACE.

Looking good! Keep posting progress

I'm currently watching for my GBody progress in the future here soon.. and I want to do what I can at home before I send it to a shop ..if I have too.. thanks for this video ... Sorry about your loss..

Sorry for your loss. Keep your head up. PEACE.

How many spray cans did it take to cover the frame?

Sorry for your loss. God speed.

Hey bro I see you doing a good job but what kind of sanding pad and what kind of sander is that that you're using you should put the descriptions up there so people that are new to it and beginners like myself can understand what to use because I'm trying to exchange frames put a new frame on my 1983 El Camino super sport but it has rust on it and I want to get all the rest off so I don't know what type of machine you're using plus what grid of sandpaper thank you for your time and most of all thank you for showing us how to do it professionally thumbs up bro

Most of those converters are phosphoric acid based. It reacts with rust (ferric and ferrous oxide) to form ferric and ferrous phosphate. Stops rust.

Sorry for your loss, how did the frame work hold up? I want to do this to my build I’m about to get started on.

Thats awesome man you did a great job, did you do anything for the inside of the frame?

Get better man you got this nice video 🙏🏾

Looks good. How many cans to cover the frame?