I just bought a 240z that is a major fixer upper. But it is one of my favs so working to restore it over the next year. I'm in the process of stripping everything out so I can properly inspect for rust. So far, just two areas need it, but I imagine after removing the paint I will likely find more.My question is, what is the best way to remove paint and rust from the body of a car? Is media blasting recommended? If so, do you know a good machine I could use at home? I just need to create a clean room around the car right? Walnut shells is what I was researching. Advice on vehicle resto for paint and rust removal appreciated. >pic semi related
>>2958701>over the next yearnobody tell him
>>2958701just follow this quick and easy tutorialhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B13vXFj37RI
>>2958713its a life lesson everybody needs to learn on their own
>>2958701strip the chassis bare and send it somewhere close to get sandblasted, it will start rusting very minute they are done tho so speed is of the essence
>>2958723>>2958713My third resto, but first one I'll be keeping. If you don't want to help, they have gay sites that allow you to jerk eachother off with roleplay. >>2958891I know of two places, but they charge more than what the car would even sell for brand new. Plus, this is something I want to do. My buddy is going to primer it for me as soon as I'm done.
>>2958895>humorless faggotuse a spoon to scrape the paint
>>2958899>joke for a joke>crying like a bitchNigga, you can't be serious.
>>2958895>they have gay sites that allow you to jerk eachother off with roleplay.and you have them all bookmarked.
>>2958915I heard from your dad, actually. >you must be this tall to ride this ride
