first i want to say what great progress you made, despite rather aggressive methods. one tip and this is more for the audience: you can buy a flexible 2 part bumper epoxy that would be much better for that fender as it would still be flexible - no need for a plate to stiffen it up. I forget the name of the stuff but it is intended for bumper repairs on modern cars so it remains flexible always... any body shop supply store will have it available.
in the future, whenever repairing cracks in plastic / bodywork, to prevent the crack from getting any worse, you should drill a small hole at the very end of the crack to relieve any stress concentrations from continuing to build and grow.
I know this is gonna sound goofy, but the solid colored shirt shorts/pants look is a VERY good, clean look for this channel. The only thing better would be your GG logo'd attire. Don't give away free advertising. Plus it makes you look more serious about your passion. Love your stuff =) IT RIPS =)
Your content is getting better all the time Well-done m8 it's a good idea to get all those little jobs done in one video and not make the series to long 😀
Hi, just admiring the work on the MT250. Was wondering if you do work for other people than yourself. I have a 75 that needs the tank repainted. There are some small pinholes but I gave it a coat of POR 15. Let me know...
I tried using a plastic welder once but didn't have much luck with it. I've never heard of a plastic stapler though, will definitely look into that. Thanks!!
first i want to say what great progress you made, despite rather aggressive methods. one tip and this is more for the audience: you can buy a flexible 2 part bumper epoxy that would be much better for that fender as it would still be flexible - no need for a plate to stiffen it up. I forget the name of the stuff but it is intended for bumper repairs on modern cars so it remains flexible always... any body shop supply store will have it available.
in the future, whenever repairing cracks in plastic / bodywork, to prevent the crack from getting any worse, you should drill a small hole at the very end of the crack to relieve any stress concentrations from continuing to build and grow.
Nice save on that fender came out pretty nice can’t wait to see it all assembled…
Plastic weld rear fender. Very nice though. Can't wait to see it completed.
Ayyyeee! Good work dude!!
Awesome
Great work
Wow Mason, mad respect for your rattle can skillz! Those parts came out great.
Great video, your restoration videos are my favorites.
looking forward to the assembly !
Great work. I really enjoy this channel
The bike is coming along nicely,
it has been a good resto series👍
Dude take the cb750 out for a motovlog, great vid by the way!
I know this is gonna sound goofy, but the solid colored shirt shorts/pants look is a VERY good, clean look for this channel. The only thing better would be your GG logo'd attire. Don't give away free advertising. Plus it makes you look more serious about your passion. Love your stuff =) IT RIPS =)
Nice work, looking really good. :) Also, smart precaution with the engine.
Since you have to repaint the engine why didn't you go with the factory brown? You are doing a great job with it and it's looking good.
Good work I see you’ve come a long way from TS185 looks great for a budget resto
You could have used a soldering iron and welded the finder using zip-ties for welding rods. I've been doing it for years and it works great.
Same here my dad taught me that when i was a small child in the 90’s
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Your content is getting better all the time Well-done m8 it's a good idea to get all those little jobs done in one video and not make the series to long 😀
Just a thought instead using a jb-weld, you could use epoxy glue, maybe with fiberglass mesh
Hi, just admiring the work on the MT250. Was wondering if you do work for other people than yourself. I have a 75 that needs the tank repainted. There are some small pinholes but I gave it a coat of POR 15. Let me know...
Are you back to doing YT full time? Love the vids 👍
I can smell the paint coming through my iPad screen
Why not fiberglass the rear fender crack?
Looking good. Are the fenders fiberglass or plastic?
They are plastic.
Look into a plastic welder or better yet a plastic stapler, saved my plastic parts like that fender. Cheap on Aamzon.
I tried using a plastic welder once but didn't have much luck with it. I've never heard of a plastic stapler though, will definitely look into that. Thanks!!
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You should invest in some good microphone