Recent content by Blake150

There's a product called rust mort that is supposed to neutralize the rst on metal.wire wheel it to baste metal then use the neutraliser.filller then epoxy prime should be good to go from there

I have a terminal puller i use for windshield wiper arms that ain't budge by hand. Use it about once every 5 months but glad i have it when i need it. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

Can't wait to see em. Good luck just have fun building that's all that matters

After you drill the welds you're going to need a seam buster basically a thicker scraper.You run it between the corresponding panels and tap with a hammer to separate the panel.make sure u don't drill through the mating panel or you're going tip have nothing to weld to.Oh and structural...

Quality isn't always what has been traditionally welded.think about it when you weld metal you work harden it, plus your burning off all the corrosion protection. A floor pan is not a structural peice.plus panel bonds is corrosion resistant. I would rivet bond the floor then use a quality bare...

Get some 3m fiberglass 2 part repair and polyolephin adhesion promoter put the rod where it should be and just rebuild the tabs with the epoxy. Once set you should have a nice new hinge with very little play. I use it to glue tabs back on at the shop I'm at and it's stronger than their superfast...

Sorry for the late reply. Found a person who services compressors and was actually talking to him. Sorry guys. It was actually a contactor

So i recently adopted a older snapon compressor built by big red. 7 hp baldor motor.anyways had an electrician over to help install 220 and test parts of compressor.So when we hooked it up it would start but never run. He did a continuity test on the motor leads and it showed continuity which...

I would use duraglass it's water repellent and corrosion resistance is unmatched.

Those martin hammers will do you good had mine for years and i wouldn't buy anything else. As a body tech by trade i can assure you that you have made a sound investment

I use a belt sander like this daily. It works very well on high strength steel and metals that most spot weld bits won't touch like boron

I purchased one of these hoses for my air tools and let me tell you how impressed i am with it. I am a frame/ body tech and there's no other house i would rather have. It has held up to my daily grinding welding and everything else in between like a champ. I was expecting it to at least leak a...

I think it would considering the 44 is the same depth as the cart

Just called the one in Indianapolis they are in stock. Now i have a reason to go out there

Take an old hacksaw blade and out a bend in it. Insert into the friction slide with the drawer open you should feel a release. I had an old snap on box and that did the trick for me