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excellent, thanks!

Old School Aircraft Stripper.scuff w 80 grit and coat thick and cover w plastic for 40 minutes

Even with those plantation blinds, the house gets heated? Also, now after one year what's your experience, is the film working as it should?

Loving this series! The 280 was my favorite car as a teen. I finally got to buy one years later, an 83 280ZX that was super fun and had no frame rails pretty much. It came with what can jokingly be described as Nissan's factory installed rust. A fun screamer of a car for $600 bucks though. It got hit in an intersection and was replaced with a Nissan Pulsar NX which was also a very fun, albeit slow, car. Did finally get another Z later for a brief period, a 76 280, but ended up selling it because I had nowhere good to store it and was afraid it would end up rusting. You are basically doing here what I always wanted to do with the 280ZX. Just redo the whole thing. Cool to watch someone actually doing this!

Izzat a 240Z?

Thank you! trying to get mine running after sitting for many many years. no spark!

Erik Satre, mechanic hobbyist, and deformed fingers. We have a lot in common!

Is 5-w40 ok that’s what I saw😭

I have older windows and had to cut about 50 squares 😂

You try to keep your house cooled to 70deg when it’s 90deg outside? What? Yea, that’s excessively cold; no wonder your ac can’t keep up. You might want to move to Canada if you want it to be that cold. Good video. Thanks for the info!

Why is it when I ask google specifically,, how to change clutch plates in an 1996 automatic , AWD,AWS, GTO gives me this ,,,no disrespect to you guys good job

What model GoPro are you using and how much does it cost you

Nice vid. Somebody put the alternator belt on upside before you.

Any update on datsun ?

If you included an example of stripper that had methylene chloride, around 90% of the paint would have come off within 2 minutes and left bare metal.

Great video...well done!

Do you clean the metal before using the grinder to remove mill scale

I was not on the fence. I had a 1973 Blue Datsun 240z 4 speed.I enjoyed the car in my college and dating days!

Absolutely what I was looking for. I’m a complete beginner when it comes to car repairs etc. I’m a car person but not a mechanic. This video was completely what I was looking for since I had no idea where the lift points were for the miata. However I don’t think the jack stands should be on the frame at the very ends, not on the ribbed part of the body.

There’s not even anything wrong with my Miata, I just love rewatching this video because of how relaxing and in depth it is.

Hi, Is the reflection making some discomfort to your neighbor in front of you? Mine is closer to my hose rather your but I wouldn’t cause any discomfort over my own comfort. What can you share about?

How about 225/50 r15 tyres?

Well, try something else. 3M fibra base plate 64861 combine with fibra stone grinding disk. You will be surprise.

You can thank Joe Biden for banning the good paint stripper and leaving us with this crap.

Great vid. I've got 2 big trapezoid windows in my great room. When the sun is out it's like being in Krammer's apartment with the chicken roasters sign.

Thanks for the helpful video! 1st oil change successful but whoever designed the oil filter to go where it did in the Miata is a jerk with tiny hands

Never, ever , ever, ever take a razor blade to your granite counter top or any knife for that matter

Fantastic video !! I’m on the way to purchase it. Thank you 🙏

Oh, yeah millscale is a problem. Wire brush does not take it off, and those flap discs barely take it off. To clean all the millscale off of a project as big as the one in the video. You could easily burn up 10 flap discs at about 8$ a disc, maybe even more. I am going to try using a DA sander, but if that doesn't work then I will do the vinegar thing. Sandpaper for a DA is a lot cheaper than flap discs for a grinder. thanks for sharing, how you do it.

Damm u know every single part . And I need to do this ewww😮

Thank you! That was helpful. I tried installing it and it is 1000% better to pre cut. I definitely wasted some film before stumbling on your video

NICE DEMO !

Awesome content, thank you!

You should have had the thermometer gun right next to the tape, at that distance your gun might have a 1 foot reading circle.

I realize this video is older, but I've been working in metal fab for about that long and I think you might find the velcro head and scotch brite pads more economical. I use both 4" and 8" at my work. Just make sure you have putty knife or paint scraper handy for changing them to get between the hook and loop surfaces. Also, for structural surfaces, 16 grit pro will definitely eat all the mill scale but not for very long. We're looking into the new diamond dusted wire wheels at the moment because the Lazer removal demo we had was disappointing. Great for rust but not so great for mill scale.

I purchased a coil with the built in resistor for my 1970 240Z. You said that you don't recomment bypassing the external resistor. Would you recommend getting a coil that does require the external resistor rather than getting a coil with a built in resistor? Thanks and great video!!

The prices 😅 😢

Pretty much loved everything about this except no safety glasses and other safety stuff. Although I must admit i tend to be bad and not do things the safe way. Might be one of my first beginner projects.

2:18 minor asianism slipped through

Thank you for the clear and well thought out explanations is your Datsun L-series videos. Its been of great help to me. Currently trying to finish tuning my recently re-built 77' 280Z L28. I'm in California and trying to pass smog.

Very nicely explained. I really like that you showed all the pitfalls you encountered. I'm the kind of person that can find more problems than most people knew were possible, so this really helps. Thank you.

Been a long while since I changed the oil in a vehicle. I'm just about to do my girlfriends "fun car" and this was the video that popped up. Pretty much exactly what I had expected but I really appreciate you taking the time to detail this.

Even if it's just a 4 degree decrease with the reflective insulation, the aggregate heat gain probably makes it worthwhile.

Iam so amazed and impressed. I like the discipline and attention to detail. I think this is a great video and it’s organized very well.

Hello... I drive an MX 5 NA Miata 1.8L (only when the weather is nice), now 30 years old and has done 160,000 km. What kind of engine oil would you recommend? Thanks, Hardy

Great video...thanks!

Thanks for sharing. Excellent communication & problem-solving. I would hire you.

Great tutorial dude

So cool! I’m original owner of 94 NA and previously had a 71 and 72 240Zs. Noticed the restore of the Z on the background. I miss my old 71. Wish I could have kept her. Great video.

This video was everything I needed! I always thought that the cross member and the dif will bend or brake if they're unde so much weight. The car looks like it's rock solid and look how high it is! I was crawling under the car with just enough room and scared it will fall on me and stuff. I'm gonna try these tips. Thanks!