Are my 240Z's doors completely rusted out and junk? They have been covered up with a mountain of bog and paint, so this week I strip them down and see if I can save them.

Man I would have thrown those in the junk pile and bought a better set but you did a great job of rescuing them. It's a pleasure to watch.

This week I work away at finishing that terrible door. It is a lot of rust and a lot of work, but I am stubborn enough to keep at it.

 

Jeff

Edited November 3, 20177 yr by Home Built by Jeff

This week I have been back at it, cutting rust out of these doors. I am quite happy with how the repairs are coming along, but it is so time consuming.

 

 

Jeff

This week I finally finish repairing all of the rust damage on my doors. Getting there slowly.

Jeff

On 10/20/2017 at 1:27 PM, Home Built by Jeff said:

Possibly, but it would be super slow. The problem with MIG welds is that they are really hard, which is why they take so much grinding.

Jeff I have used this wire and had good results with it
http://www.esab.ca/ca/en/products/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.product&productCode=9492

 

4 hours ago, 240dkw said:

Jeff I have used this wire and had good results with it
http://www.esab.ca/ca/en/products/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.product&productCode=9492

 

Wow, that looks very interesting. I will have to have a look at that for the future. It is a pity I am basically done.

21 hours ago, 240dkw said:

Jeff I have used this wire and had good results with it
http://www.esab.ca/ca/en/products/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.product&productCode=9492

 

Interesting! Thanks for posting this.

This week I gave paint stripper another go, and it works much better if it there are not 20 layers of paint and bog. The whole car is almost rust free now, just a couple of small bits to go.

 

Back into it after having my 911 build video go viral with over 11 million views in the first 5 days. This week it is time to fit some wheel arch flares to my Z.

 

Good stuff!

 

Awesome work Jeff!