well I don't know if this is of any real interest I am starting to move my stuff
back in here but uh what I've done is I had a piece of cedar here in a
windowsill and I had my basically gunsmith working tools and picks and
stuff like that and little tiny pliers and screwdriver and stuff like that but
when I have a little thing of drawers it sits over here and gun oil anyway I put
took that out and I made another board stained it I got a coat of poly on it
and I'm going to give it three hours to dry buff it with some steel wool and put
a second coat of poly on it and tomorrow that would be done and then slowly you
working my way looking my way around here just getting stuff back together
I actually ought to have this finished up this afternoon and tomorrow which is
Saturday I will start working on that four-wheeler Saturday and Sunday and
Monday I'll list it
well there we go and I even clean my windows I lived here 20 years I've never
ever not once clean my windows it's kind of nice to have a sunshine coming in
here alright time to start on the four-wheeler first thing I'm going to do
is take the front and rear racks off take all the plastic off the seat back
it out behind me here and pressure-wash it real good and now we'll go from there
I'll tell you what it's 51 degrees if it gets any colder I'm gonna have to go get
some long pants on man I'm freezing all right I got all the body panels off and
the racks and I got pressure washer here but there's no way I'm doing this till
that Sun comes up over the building it is cold and I did strip a couple of not
strict but the snap a couple of bolts off but uh no problem I'm going to drill
them out and put an ease out in there and I've already got a couple to replace
that this is the the beauty of heaven you know I have this uh two gallon three
gallon bucket that I throw all my oddball nuts and bolts in and I never
throw them away and occasionally I mean this is a metric whatever whatever size
and metric is close to quarter inch I have no idea
could be a 77 I don't know but uh that's the only problem I've come across
and going to get them drilled out I'm going to sand these racks down not bare
metal but where the paint is peeling up where it's got rust sand them down and
I'm going back with a satin not a shine and there's the other rack okay
we're drink cup of coffee and by the time I finished my coffee maybe
vehicle with the building up you can see the shadow all right here so another 20
minutes or so and I'll be able to stand out there and get wet with a with the
Sun on me well that stuff is Sun faded but I know how to make it look brand new
I'm going to show you this is what its ultimate ultimately going to look like
and believe me it is a lot of elbow grease but you can do it and here's what
you need fine steel wool drip a lot stool you need a boiled linseed oil and
paint thinner you mix that 50/50 you take these you take a steel wool and you
buff down through that let's see if I do real quick while you watch with one hand
there's a lot of elbow grease
Campbell under okay what I'm going to shut this off buff me a little spot and
I'll show you what it looks like took me about 30 seconds you just got to
use a you got a lot of pressure on it a man you take your linseed oil
you're a 50/50 mix you let it sit
all righty I'm going to get that thing in here and start putting this back on
I wanted it added a couple hours I had to have it all back together and I'm
only going to paint two things and that's the footboard on either side has
got rust on I'm going to take them off and spray-paint them oh yeah and they
are the racks I should have this done today there we go
all right tomorrow morning the sun's going to be
just right about nine o'clock I'm going to take a whole bunch of pictures put it
on Craigslist see we can get thanks for watching