Rusty CAR BODY Restoration. I used MMA inverter (Stick WELDER) + Paint ROLLER 

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It could have given a better finish to the sole despite being internal, plus potting filled all the flaws, Bill Metal Work is a channel where the tinsmith does this, impeccable finish.

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Thank you friend! You can watch the video of what happened after 2 years😀Everything is fine - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hBYmDf0SoyU.html

Exactly what I was thinking!

Just remember that before mig and tig they only had stick or oxy acetylene to repair cars back in the day .

I'd love to know the amp setting and stick diameter & number.

@@dougbaker9473 True. Back in the day stick welding wasn't that big of an issue as the sheetmetal was two times as thick as it is today.

​@@savage22bolt32that looks like 6013 1.6mm from 20 to 50 amps (I would use around 30 there for this type of metal)

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INVERTER stick welder.

To me it does not look easy. But it is presented clearly and systematically and so provided the job is approached with the correct preparation and tools and working environment it could be done by someone with affinity for mechanical / construction / DIY. But I have done many jobs just like this and it is indeed a LOT of work. What is always frightening is how much worse the (rust) damage usually is behind the visible section!

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Next step, TIG 😉

Flux is crap, please buy mig welder and have nice life without rampage on you project

Thank you! It's been 2 years since the renovation. This place is ok. No rust!😉

If you can afford to, get a gas mig. Flux core leaves acidic residue from the flux on the backs of welds where you cant get to them to clean them etc and makes them rust out faster, as well as being very messy and splatter going everywhere. I nearly did my repairs (check my yt) with flux but I'm so glad I didnt.

ich muß auch sagen, die ersten 3 Minuten, ich hätte die Kiste angebrannt! Nie gedacht, dass sowas möglich ist!

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Thank you! It's been 2 years since the renovation. This place is ok. No rust!😉

@@lebecky_restoration Good to hear thanks for sharing.

yes, everyone should be able to get usable results (though maybe not on sheet metal, that takes some extra skill) with an AC stick welder.

@@dont-want-no-wrench If If you haven't that skill, Plug welding may be the route to go down, as for an AC plant if you can push out the boat a plant with a Rectifier gives a more stable arc but it all depends on your funds...

Hi! I completely agree with you! MIG welding is much easier than MMA. I don't want to do this kind of work anymore with the MMA welding😉

Thanks for your advice! Of course, I want to buy a mig gas shielded machine, because my mma machine is not designed for such work) It was quite difficult to do this restoration))

@@lebecky_restoration No problem, you're welcome. I checked a bit and you can get a decent 150 amps mig for 250E, which is a combination of MMA/Mig, and a brand new one. Also a used is a good compromise. Anyway don't aim for the absolute cheapest machines, as those usually lack real power. I had an opportunity to test out a small, cheap 180 amps MMA machine (some "pocket" version) which was 130 or 140E, I don't remember exactly, although it was claimed 180 amps it was struggling with a 2,5mm electrode. I have a pro 200/160 ac/dc tig/MMA and it goes ok with a 4mm electrode. It also depends on the electrode. For ease of use and start it's better to use some rutile electrodes, otherwise for stronger, better quality and cleaner joints it's better basic, but also depends. If you start with a hobby rutile you're golden! =) Cheers.

Thank you. You are right! It's time to think about buying a Mig machine)))

@@lebecky_restoration эх а ведь заморские думают что мы такие же богатые как и они )

@@lebecky_restoration You've probably earnt enough Yew Chube money from this video to buy a Mig welder!

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конечно не подходит, это он хернёй маялся, зачем-то...

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Thanks for the feedback! I'm very pleased. I learn all the skills myself and thanks to the Internet) I do not have all the equipment and skills to do the job efficiently. But I will try to develop)

Thank you my friend for your feedback. I'm very pleased! p.s. I am not a professional welder. I just learned in this video))

Thank you! You are right! It wasn't easy to do...

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Hello, my friend! Thank you for your feedback! I'm not a professional either...)) I did this job for the first time and did not have the right tools! But I really wanted to do this job!)) Thank's for watching

@@lebecky_restoration You are a natural talent. With better equipment you could go far in this field of restoration.

Thank you! I am very pleased to hear it. I hope that I will please you with more interesting restorations...)) Now I can't make videos due to some life problems((

@@lebecky_restoration Take all the time you need my friend. Health and relationship's are more important than subscribers. Be good 🌤🌾 /Tim

You're right, Tim! Thank you.

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Thank you! It's been 2 years since the renovation. This place is ok. No rust!😉

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HaHa! Tank you! «Just Do It»😉😂

Merci. En fait, j'apprends encore)

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You are really right😉

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Thank you! It's been 2 years since the renovation. This place is ok. No rust!😉

Thanks bro!)

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