Rustproofing and chassis repair pt.1 - surface preparation 

You're on of the most strongest person on earth

Loving the tip to use swearing for those tricky, stubborn obstacles we all come across Bill! Great video as always Sire. Keep up the good work 👍

Just awesome tips. Thank you. Expletives can work wonders I agree

I agree with the use of foul language to remove stuck fastenings, wish I had even a bit of flat concrete floor to work on my 90

Thank you! I was looking forward to the next video installment after your alternator debacle. Good to hear you man! Great video and looking forward to the next one!

Knowing a good sand blaster is handy :-) Good health to you Sir :-)

Great to see you back with more content and congrats on the choice of content, very relevant. I've done loads of rust treatment in my time, but still picked up a few things. Looking forward to the next installment. A Dremel (rotary tool) is also very good at getting into tight spaces, I have discovered lately. Also, being an angle grinder affectionado; I bought a Lidl / Aldi angle grinder that had speed adjustment. I cant tell you how great that was, to be able to adjust the ferocity of the grinder, wind it down and make it an almost safe tool to use. I havnt seen a branded (makita, bosch, etc.) grinder with speed adjustment, I know for sure Ill be looking for another model with that feature.

Timely for me as I am going to be treating my Defender at the end of the Summer. I am currently considering whether I do it myself, as you have done, or I put it in somewhere that specialises in rust proofing. Now, it is a bit expensive to put it in somewhere but on the other hand my situation at home is by no means ideal for doing this kind of work so you've got to balance it up. But my main worry about putting it in is simply not knowing what they are actually doing, and whether they will pay attention to detail or not. And it's not really possible to inspect the quality of their work afterward, since the coating will hide a multitude of sins. So I have a confidence issue with third parties and this is the main thing that pushes me toward sucking it up and doing it myself.

By far the needle scaler is the best for this.

Legend! Thank u for the tips, will definitely follow your advice as preparing to do the same soon. What is your opinion on rust removal chemicals? Thank you sir.