How to PROPERLY Repair a Rust Hole in your Car or Truck (DIY for Beginners)
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Date: 2021-02-01
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Comments and reviews: 9
kris198720
1. With this size of hole You should look for whole sheet metal and weld it to points where there is no rust,
2. Whats the point in cutting elements exactly to match the hole? It would be much better to left more material, first welding is easier, second You can weld from both sides to get realy strong repair. In this case it would be good to put some more metal over this part where rust was to reinforce it. After all this is a part of a structure, who knows how long it was driven like this.
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1. With this size of hole You should look for whole sheet metal and weld it to points where there is no rust,
2. Whats the point in cutting elements exactly to match the hole? It would be much better to left more material, first welding is easier, second You can weld from both sides to get realy strong repair. In this case it would be good to put some more metal over this part where rust was to reinforce it. After all this is a part of a structure, who knows how long it was driven like this.
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T4
Excellent how to. I'll go as far as to say, the best I've seen on YouTube! and I've watched dozens!
And you're the only person who has ever mentioned about disconnecting the battery! I kind of suspected that you needed to when you're welding, but as a 'Newbie' I didn't know for sure.
Thanks mate; )
Take care
TURK - France
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Excellent how to. I'll go as far as to say, the best I've seen on YouTube! and I've watched dozens!
And you're the only person who has ever mentioned about disconnecting the battery! I kind of suspected that you needed to when you're welding, but as a 'Newbie' I didn't know for sure.
Thanks mate; )
Take care
TURK - France
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Geoff
Chris's videos pop up every now and again on my feed. I'm always taken back by his level of enthusiasm. He's been doing this for years and it always seems like his first day! Nice to see someone enjoying their work so much.
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Chris's videos pop up every now and again on my feed. I'm always taken back by his level of enthusiasm. He's been doing this for years and it always seems like his first day! Nice to see someone enjoying their work so much.
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Kenny
This is a fantastic informative video. I've got some serious welding coming up soon on a project. Only worry is draughts outside taking away my gas but hopefully we can shield things and get a few calm days to do the jobs.
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This is a fantastic informative video. I've got some serious welding coming up soon on a project. Only worry is draughts outside taking away my gas but hopefully we can shield things and get a few calm days to do the jobs.
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Poncho67
Getting ready to do 2 floor pans and have watched at least a dozen YouTube videos. The is by FAR the most useful. Especially because ne shows how to weld while filming the actual welding from behind the helmet.
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Getting ready to do 2 floor pans and have watched at least a dozen YouTube videos. The is by FAR the most useful. Especially because ne shows how to weld while filming the actual welding from behind the helmet.
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greenhouse3505
Always informative Chris. You've got over 7mil subs for a reason. I've been watching you for a very, very long time now. And you've even taught and old dog like me some new tricks. =D
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Always informative Chris. You've got over 7mil subs for a reason. I've been watching you for a very, very long time now. And you've even taught and old dog like me some new tricks. =D
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makrisj
Ok, I started watching Chris removing stains from textiles, then I reached up to here, I guess the next video is how to make your own space shuttle.
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Ok, I started watching Chris removing stains from textiles, then I reached up to here, I guess the next video is how to make your own space shuttle.
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autos
So what's the deal with fuel system during weld? Do you drop the fuel tank and bleed the lines or something else? Thanks and sorry if dumb question.
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So what's the deal with fuel system during weld? Do you drop the fuel tank and bleed the lines or something else? Thanks and sorry if dumb question.
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Wilson
lmao time to get welding, i have 1 rust hole in my rear inner arch, and a couple in the sills. well rust craters in the sills
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lmao time to get welding, i have 1 rust hole in my rear inner arch, and a couple in the sills. well rust craters in the sills
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