Thanks Chris your comments very much appreciated, i'm still learning as i go along, but love nothing better than a day in the garage, feels good to get some paint on something,
Thanks Ken, not sure if you noticed the video quality change toward's the end, from second coat of paint, using a Go pro, and better lighting, i'm getting there mate, have a great weekend mate
Your floors are immaculate compared to mine. I hope that mine come out looking that good once I am all done. Keep up the great work. Also, I loved the bloopers at the end. I have to do so many retakes when I film my stuff. Its good to know I am not alone.
Yeah i take so much video, so many mess up's, you know the brain goes blank and the most simple word's come out the wrong way around lol, don't let them floor pan's fool you, they were not as nice as they look now 4 months ago, about 8 or 9 pin size hole's turned into 3 inch cut out's with foot long cut out's on each side of the front of the pan's , lot's of welding going on right there lol, with still the weld scares on my arm's lol
Thanks Ruben, i'm learning all the time both on the Spitfire and the filming/editing, the Go Pro really help's get the shot's that i'm trying create, thanks for the appreciation.
So I've watched everything now, loved the blast cabinet build, most I can build is a spliff. Lol... Great content though, I'll definitely be here to see the car fully restored... Is it a commissioned job or a personal one? ... Overall though top stuff, well done mate. :D
Great to have you here with me Paul and really pleased you liked my video's, the next one's a step up from my old camera so will be a lot more veiwer friendly lol, new sound equipment too, but that only came the other day. The Car's a personal project, a trip down memory lane as i restored one when i was 17, but this one has 34 more years worth of rust on it lol,
Looking good, Steve. Good prep and a solid foundation. Better than factory!
Thanks Chris your comments very much appreciated, i'm still learning as i go along, but love nothing better than a day in the garage, feels good to get some paint on something,
Good job Steve keep them coming 👏👍👌
Thanks Ken, not sure if you noticed the video quality change toward's the end, from second coat of paint, using a Go pro, and better lighting, i'm getting there mate, have a great weekend mate
Lol.. love the outtakes Steve. Excellent transformation done with obviouse skill and pride. 👍
hey Andy thanks for the comment much appreciated , yeah i very much love what i do, when's your next video out, i enjoyed your last one
@@stevesgarage1976 I've been looking into the photography side recently but looking fwd to another video soon. Take care
I like your attention to detail, man after my own heart. I’ve subscribed and look forward to watching more 👍
Really glad your enjoying the video's Matt and the way i like to do thing's, thanks for your support mate
Your floors are immaculate compared to mine. I hope that mine come out looking that good once I am all done. Keep up the great work. Also, I loved the bloopers at the end. I have to do so many retakes when I film my stuff. Its good to know I am not alone.
Yeah i take so much video, so many mess up's, you know the brain goes blank and the most simple word's come out the wrong way around lol, don't let them floor pan's fool you, they were not as nice as they look now 4 months ago, about 8 or 9 pin size hole's turned into 3 inch cut out's with foot long cut out's on each side of the front of the pan's , lot's of welding going on right there lol, with still the weld scares on my arm's lol
Good job, Nice filming!
Thanks Ruben, i'm learning all the time both on the Spitfire and the filming/editing, the Go Pro really help's get the shot's that i'm trying create, thanks for the appreciation.
Why only taking to the bare metal and spraying on only one part of the body?
So I've watched everything now, loved the blast cabinet build, most I can build is a spliff. Lol... Great content though, I'll definitely be here to see the car fully restored... Is it a commissioned job or a personal one? ... Overall though top stuff, well done mate. :D
Great to have you here with me Paul and really pleased you liked my video's, the next one's a step up from my old camera so will be a lot more veiwer friendly lol, new sound equipment too, but that only came the other day. The Car's a personal project, a trip down memory lane as i restored one when i was 17, but this one has 34 more years worth of rust on it lol,
What paint did you use on the underneath, Steve? Great job.
I used a paint from a company called Buzzweld, called RE , you'l need a 2 mm nozzle to spray this