For those of us who are not sponsored by CRC, that's about $15,000 worth of Evaporust.

@Verschlimmbesserung

4 ай бұрын

Yup, I did the math as well. That'd be one hella expensive frame restoration.

@Macmonkey1000

4 ай бұрын

Yah. I think I would just get a nice new galvanised chassis. Good Evaporust commercial though 😉

@michaelronneseth801

4 ай бұрын

At least. I spent $90 to fill a small 5 gallon bucket part way!!! It's $40 a gallon here.

@apiaryandy2478

4 ай бұрын

I think you could have sent it out to be hot dip galvanized instead as an alternative vs buying a new frame or using Evaporust.

@HT-io1eg

4 ай бұрын

It’s a bonkers use case. Pointless really

You could have filled those 5 litre containers with water and placed them into the pool so as to raise the liquid level high enough to cover the entire chassis in one go. It's just a thought!

@thomasgraham5842

4 ай бұрын

And a pretty good thought it was .

@race-it

4 ай бұрын

Ain’t that been proved before in a bathtub, by some famous guy

@Soapy555

4 ай бұрын

smart arse ain't ya

@StephenButlerOne

4 ай бұрын

​@@Soapy555Erika Johnson wasn't it?

@CHunt-cz1ek

4 ай бұрын

Came here to say the same thing. Or large garbage bags full of water.

You could raise the level in the pool without having to use more evapo-rust. Get some large plastic tubs, and put them floating on the surface of the evapo rust in the free space in the pool. Then fill the plastic tubs with either water, some breeze blocks, or just anything at all to weigh them down. The tubs will displace the evapo rust in the pool, causing the level to rise. Same idea as those "water saving hippos" that you can get to put in the cistern of your toilet, to reduce water usage.

@sahhull

4 ай бұрын

Well doh.

@keibohow69

4 ай бұрын

I said the same thing as you until i read your statement so i deleted mine. There is another way, he could have rotated the chassis 90 degrees so it is hung on its side instead then he could have used a pool one forth the size of the pool he used.

@RFC3514

4 ай бұрын

Yep, I'd just started typing that when I noticed your post.

@TheCommanderNZ

4 ай бұрын

Didn't really matter when it was sponsored by it.

@plageran

3 ай бұрын

your reading my mind lol, i would've used bricks lol

I've used Evaporust for over ten years and it works outstandingly. Having a 500 gallon dip tank is nice, but not very economical. The method I use is a recirculating pump with a small shower head and a small container to catch the material. I've done large projects like bumpers and axles that way. It would reduce the material use down to a couple hundred dollars at most.

@DkpProductions

3 ай бұрын

Brilliant

@hunterlang578

3 ай бұрын

That's an idea to keep in mind! Very smart way to get more done with less

@markdoldon8852

3 ай бұрын

But it seems like interior rust is the biggest worry here, does your spray method let you get material inside the parts?

@Dusdaddy

3 ай бұрын

@@markdoldon8852 Haven't specifically tried it but it should be just as easy. Just need to build a nozzle adapter. Could be a simple plugged hose with holes drilled in it. Just need to splash as much as possible over the rust and continuously recirculate it.

@grittsy

3 ай бұрын

Howdy does the stuff come in gel form for brushing on? Anyone know if available in Oz?

Just an idea would be to carefully place a few large objects in the pool to raise the liquid level, this would probably use less of Evapo-Rust and reduce the process time. Really enjoy your work Edd. Thank you!

@MrColough

4 ай бұрын

Clean 20-litre cans of oil... heavier than water.

@michaelalbert8474

4 ай бұрын

Anything, even bags full of water.

@michaelalbert8474

4 ай бұрын

Perhaps a waterbed mattress.

@marcellucassen8033

4 ай бұрын

I was about to comment the same, a few buckets weighted down with sand would do.

@georgefoxe1113

4 ай бұрын

I'll just put mine here so.. Could have placed a stack of blocks in the centre, reduced the required volume by at least a third.. or place the whole chassis in a thick bag like the tarp mentioned below, in and outlets for the Evaporust..

I am a mechanic and bicycle mechanic I have used Evaporust since it came out just before 2000. What attracted me was the non-toxic label and that fact that it degraded to neutral ph. It was a total miracle to me how well it worked! I still recall how shocked I was when I pulled out that formerly rusted bike chain that was then clean as a whistle! Love that stuff!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Evapo-Rust is amazing! Can’t believe it took me so long to find it myself! The transformations are wondrous and very satisfying…

@dancarter482

4 ай бұрын

Would almond croissants and fig rolls still yield the same results - I was going to experiment but when I woke from my diabetic coma, they'd all vanished! @@eddchina

@DT-dc4br

4 ай бұрын

​@@dancarter482 test inconclusive: you forgot the scotch eggs ;)

@dancarter482

4 ай бұрын

@@DT-dc4br The essential pork/life balance; yes, of course. Galileo meets Archimedes on a muggy night ... . ..

Watched this channel for the first time ever and it ended up being a 36 minute infomercial for Evaporust.

@AsphaltAntelope

3 ай бұрын

Haa! Me too. Surely this video should be marked as an ad?

@floridaroadracerguy

3 ай бұрын

No one is going to do this. You bring the thing to an acid dipper for 3 to 5 hundred bucks tops.

@neilhall8985

2 ай бұрын

Me too 🤦🏻‍♂️

@ralphclark

2 ай бұрын

Nobody else is going to be trying to save a chassis that’s rusted from the inside. They’ll just get a new chassis in that case. Everybody who actually needs to do rust removal on a whole chassis can just paint this stuff on.

@davidelliott5843

Ай бұрын

Or as I said flow the stuff over the metal with an aquarium pump. Just as good as dipping and there might even be an advantage in the agitation effect.

I am a huge fan of evaporust! Started using it almost 2 years ago on the motorcycle restorations I've done. Especially the inside of gas tanks. I have found that cleaning the parts of grease and oil first helps preserve the evaporust. You gave the best scientific explanation of the magic that happens I've heard.

@roberthopkins8089

4 ай бұрын

Best use of stale crossaint and dog treats ever

@angusmackay7281

4 ай бұрын

Getting grease, oil, paint and loose rust off first is much better for the process and does make the stuff last a lot longer.

@otm646

4 ай бұрын

Look into electrolysis. It's all but free, does a better job and doesn't stink after.

@matheustoddynhop142

3 ай бұрын

​@@otm646eletrólise corroe o metal junto com a ferrugem e pode abrir um buraco no que você estiver tirando ferrugem com eletrólise, vai por mim em uma restauração o que você não quer é peças danificadas por uma maneira de remover ferrugem que poderia ser totalmente evitável ! 🥴

@otm646

Ай бұрын

@@matheustoddynhop142 That is absolutely not true. Electrolysis does zero damage to the base metal, it only removes the iron oxide. Electrolysis is used as an archeological preservation method for ferrous historical artifacts, like ships and equipment, specifically because of this.

1935 litres of evaporust at retail prices being around six times greater than the cost of a brand new galvanised chassis

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

You may have me on that point!

@magpie6648

4 ай бұрын

🤪🤣🤣🤣🥸 good man Edd... keep going, ye might get it done quicker than the Binky lads😛

@philtowle4683

4 ай бұрын

You can reuse it though, so it's an investment.

@yeknommonkey

4 ай бұрын

@@philtowle46832:32 would suggest maybe not so much, looks very ‘used’? I dunno maybe it doesn’t matter.

@bertplank9892

4 ай бұрын

​@eddchina He HAS got you on "that point".

Maybe you could have used some large plastic bins submerged in the negative space between the frame rails to displace the liquid and submerged the entire frame?

@user-cq6em5wt2r

4 ай бұрын

You beat me to it i was about to say exactly the same, some large drums to fill the gaps to raise the evaporust liquid then no need to mess about turning the chassis

@LaxianKey1

4 ай бұрын

Yup. That's what I was thinking (great minds think alike :) )

@tims8603

4 ай бұрын

That's what I was going to say. I can't believe Edd didn't think of that.

@parrotraiser6541

4 ай бұрын

See my comment above. Plastic bins would work, but theywould need ballast to sink.

@warrengage9536

4 ай бұрын

I've seen some great success with a mollases and water solution. 6:1 or 9:1 ratio. Maybe something to think about in future projects where rust removal without mechanical process is needed.

Thank you for the encouragement and enthusiasm! This is much more involved; but however, much more fascinating. I have had a.little bit of experience with Evaporust, and so far it makes for creative and driven restoration projects! I had to subscribe after watching this video. Glad to have come across a great channel!👍

Hi Ed! Just a note to wish you a wonderful 2024 and to say how grateful I am to have found you again and reconnected. You’re knowledge, capabilities and passion to impart are so very refreshing!

@eddchina

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, it’s been a tough year (for so many on and off YT). ‘24 will bring many more episodes for you all!

Nice to see you back Edd, really missed this! Hope all is well, and thanks for the new content.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

You’re welcome, been a complicated year but more content already filmed and should be edited soon… thanks for watching

@leebryant1973

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchinaso u are back then that’s good to hear have a good new year edd

@Dukefazon

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina Don't be afraid to put out an update video next time, so we won't left guessing in the dark. This is not TV, this is KZread.

@destructionnl8165

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina Good to see you're back at it Edd! Looking forward to many more episodes of Workshop Diaries.

@garyhalkon8749

4 ай бұрын

​@@eddchina reading this after watching your latest really does warm my soul ❤

I love the way Ed works and explains at the same time it keeps program moving, unlike the shows where the hosts talk to the camera all the time

@chylimzbydzi

4 ай бұрын

So true...

@____________________________.x

3 ай бұрын

Yep, other channels flash up a graphic for 2 seconds then it’s back to their face again 😑 so much unnecessary rewinding….

Your explanation of chelators and other processes are simply the best. I should know a thing or two about chelators - having used them medically my entire life. Also, adding strategic displacement volumes would help bring the level up.

@98f5

4 ай бұрын

I used a catheter before too.

Edd stopped watching wheeler dealers the moment you left the show, brewer is a big head and loves himself, glad to watch you on u tube, no one exsplains repairs so well as you, and carried out lots of repairs on my car thanks to your tips

A problem with doing this is that every other steel item in the workshop will nag on your mind for de-rusting treatment.

@sianwarwick633

4 ай бұрын

That's what the big tanks are for ?

Your level of explanation into processes makes even a non car guy interested. Never have been a car guy but always a fan even as a kid from wheeler dealers.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy the episodes, it’s fun exploring new stuff so happy to share!

anyone notice all the videos from Wheeler Dealers have been taken down...sounds like someone didnt have permission to upload them and make money from them! naughty naughty!

Edd China is the reason I wrench on cars! Had it not been for wheeler dealers (Edd, not Mike), I wouldn’t have had the courage to do my own work. Now I’m actually a millwright/mechanic. Thanks for everything Edd!

Been using evaporust for a few years on small projects and love it. It works even quicker in an ultrasonic cleaner, and quicker again when heated as mentioned.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thanks. Someone else mentioned ultrasonic cleaning with Evapo-Rust, looking forward to trying that out some time…

Well done for explaining the chemistry. So few of these rust removal videos make any attempt at this.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Took me a while to chase down exactly how the magic worked (the stop frame took even longer)!

@howardfan99

4 ай бұрын

@eddchina the stop motion was amazing. That is no small feat.

@heckelphon

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina Did the stop frame material get turned into part of a buffet?

@SierraNovemberKilo

4 ай бұрын

Your time was well spent. We all need to know this stuff and you did a wonderful illustration. ​@@eddchina

Wow, Ed you have been working on this project for as long as I have been working on my 1988 Porsche 951 ground up restoration project, and by the looks of your progress, you are not any closer to finishing this project than I am on mine. While you are spending thousands of dollars on evapo-rust, I am spending thousands of dollars on replacement parts for all worn out rubber and plastic parts not to mention the $20k on the engine rebuild and $5k on the transaxle rebuild. One things for sure, you and I have both proven that you can’t fully restore any vehicle without spending much more than the vehicle is worth to satisfy our own endeavors! Cheers, Ed, keep up the good work!

Hi Edd, have watched your programs for many years now. Just want to add my pennies worth. Live in Sweden now but grew up in Zambia (Northern Rhodesia) and cut my teeth on Land Rovers, from Mk1 to last model I had was 1998. Loathed Range Rover as a bush vehicle. Early 70’s they launched the model in Zambia. They fell apart and I mean literally. Aluminum panels cracked around door hinges. Windscreens were always cracking from body vibrations on bush roads not mention the fuel guzzling V8. The original Land Rover was a flexible, genius vehicle, as long as you avoided the 6 cylinder engine that ate Big end bearings. We always made 2 modifications to the LR though. There was a cross member under the gearbox that meant the interior had to be stripped out to remove the box. This we cut away, added 2 brackets on either side and bolted it in place. This allowed box removal from the underside. The other mod was very strong round bar/pipe protectors below and behind the front bumper. Saved your steering tie rods. Drove a few miles with excessive toe in after hitting tree stumps or small hard Ant hills in Elephant grass. Many thanks for your channel. Cheers

So glad you're back Edd! Absolutely loved the animation showing how the chemistry for the rust removal works. Thanks for the video and can't wait to see what's in store for next year!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thanks. Galvanising is next for a start and we may well have a look at John’s cheeky new purchase too! Thanks for watching!

Cannot possibly thank you enough for the explanation of the different methods to remove rust! Definitely head and shoulders above the crowd of any other rust removal video I have seen, and I have seen all the big ones. I will definitely be using chelation even more than I was previously, thanks to you. Keep up the great work!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you. Took a while to get this video over the line but I’m really chuffed with the results. Chelation is an amazing chemistry and just had to be shared! And the outside AND inside of our chassis are now completely rust free - galvanising next and that episode is nearly ready too. Thanks for watching…

Glad you're finally getting on with the Range Rover.. looking forward to more episodes! 👍 Happy New Year!

So glad I found you. I've been missing you since the Wheeler Dealer days. Thanks for the excellent content.

Welcome back Edd. Might have been a good idea to place sealed drums in the gaps of the chassis to raise the level of the liquid to totally submerge it.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Displacement would save a lot of fluid (or time) but it was good to see the before and after so clearly!

@jimmahT

4 ай бұрын

​@@eddchinathat's a good point

@richcraven9207

4 ай бұрын

Might have been a good idea to get some paint on it in the first place!

Really pleased to see you back Edd, you are certainly back on form. Looking forward to your next video which will hopefully not be too far away.

1. You can use way less rust remover by filling up empty space in your pool. 2. EDTA is way cheaper. Like 600x cheaper than evaporust and does the same. 3. Use a pump to keep the fluid moving, it can help a lot. 4. If it's bad rust, consider adding a bit of electrolysis. 5. If you run a filter in your pump, the liquid will stay clearer and last longer. I reuse mine many times. 6. If you clean with water, be ready with an air compressor and torch, followed by oil/lanolin or flash rust will form inside. 7. CRC products are some of the best.

A few small pumps could have been used to spray the section of frame above the liquid level. I've done this, along with old towels, on much smaller parts to keep the steel wet with the Evaporust. Works great!

@kd4zqe

4 ай бұрын

A local machine shop my friend works at repurposed an old stripped down sand blast cabinet that wasn't airtight anymore and was going to be scrapped. They use a pond pump that feeds an array of plant sprinklers they attached all around the inside so it spray-bathes the part as it rotates on a turntable. They can de-rust reasonably large parts with only about 2 gallons of fluid!

@DEADB33F

4 ай бұрын

Or drop in some inert objects in the big space in the middle of the chassis that will displace some chemical and raise the level in the tank.

@T3glider

4 ай бұрын

@@DEADB33FBrilliant idea!

@Njazmo

4 ай бұрын

@@DEADB33F Something like Mike Brewer?

@eddchina thank you for posting a new video. It's been a tough week and this little treat made it a lot easier to handle. Thanks for doing what you do. So many of us really appreciate the engineering, info and fun.

Great explanation of the method & product I have vintage motorcycles looking to use this product cheers Edd.

This is Project Farm level off the chart.... good effort Ed, Hope other brands trust in you and see more videos like this...

@timbunker4529

3 ай бұрын

It's good stuff, but for the price and then the galvanising. Well you could have bought a new galvanised chassis.

I use Evaporust too but it is crazy expensive here in Canada, but I read about a really good idea on some forum a year or so back to minimize the amount needed to submerge parts, Fill the pail with marbles and it greatly reduces the volume and allows easy addition and removal of parts, adding anything to take up space will work as others have suggested. Keep the videos coming Ed.

Amazing process. One thought though, having had a spraying system, keeping the chassis damp all the time, would surely had needed less liquid. Great result and what is even more great, is to see you back in action. 2023 was a rough year, lost some dear ones and other set-backs occured, but hey, 2024 will be a blast of a year. Love from a Finn in Germany

I've used this stuff extenively - although not THIS extensively - on my own Land Rover project and I can definitely vouch for it. Incredible stuff.

I’ve use this stuff on small car parts and old guns. Works great! Also works if you use a pump to just keep it wet. Good for surface where you don’t have to get inside too.

Edd is back! I'm so happy. I hope this content continues! Welcome back Edd and well done! I've missed your content. I hope all is well and wishing you a very happy 2024.

Wait, is this actually a new episode? 😆 Welcome back Edd, we've missed you terribly!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

You wait all year for a new episode and two turn up only a few months apart! Thanks for watching.

Wonderful video Edd! Great to be able to watch you again on screen.

As the owner of a 1971 lightweight on a galvanised chassis loving the chassis work great to watch 😊

Good to see you back Edd. Would've loved a Q&A, and also for the time it would've taken to weld on a patch to the hole and send it to the galvanisers I would've done that. Then you could've waited as long as you wanted. The chassis would never get rusty again.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Don’t worry, that is all for a future episode, already filmed most of it!! Glad you enjoyed the episode!

First of all I would like to say it is so good to have you back in Workshop Diaries I hope this means we will see regular episodes from now on you have been missed As regards the Range Rover Chassis it is like you worked a miracle as the episode proceeded I was just gobsmacked when it gets galvanized it will be fantastic I wish you a Happy New Year Ed and look forward to the next episodes best wishes Andy Allen.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Andy, hoping to post slightly more episodes next year for sure! The Evapo-Rust works brilliantly and chelation is wonderful chemistry. Good news; the galvanising is already filmed (the chassis looks great btw) and that episode should be ready soon(ish)… Happy New Year to you and yours too!

Whilst I do love this content, it's about 90% montage. Feels very much made for TV, not the current pace of online content. I skipped sooooo much to get to the action.

Happy New Year Edd, Always nice to see you. Been following you for years from Osaka Japan. 🥳

Well, at least I feel somewhat vindicated. Back when you were shaking around that fuel tank trying to de-rust it, I made the suggestion that filling the tank completely with evaporust is what you needed to do. You took the time to respond and basically told me purchasing that much evaporust wouldn't be practical.. .and now you went and did this.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

…well, you laid down a challenge and planted a seed! It was hard work setting up but a fun process to follow, amazing chemistry and fabulous results from the Evapo-Rust (and I can still de-rust a tonne of other things too). You were certainly right about filling up the tank too!!

I think it was a cool idea, thinking outside the box. Having a good time watching you again.

I definitely swear by Evaporust. You can also use cheap fish tank pumps to splash treat parts as long as you have a pan below to collect the liquid and continue pumping. I had a '71 Cadillac Coupe DeVille a few years ago. We cleaned up the intake manifold still on the engine splashing the product like this for a few days. Absolutely amazing result.

This is a 35 minute long, ad, with other ads throughout. I get the point, but the product placement is getting in the way of actual content.

Great to see you back ed, hope you get over the last year 🎉and we need more paul and his sprinter!

Looks like a lot of Aggravation? I would have just replaced the chassis with a new galvanised one. The car would have been back on the road months ago !!

Excellent well worth the wait. Interesting process. Great to see the Range Rover back. Looking forward to the rebuild.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Strangely John has been acting very excitedly recently too! Galvanising next (chassis looks great) and a few more Range Rover episodes already on their way… thanks for watching!

Soo happy to see Edd back. Looks like 2024 will be a great year!!!! Great work on the explaining of chelation also in true Edd China tradition. Really hope everyone involved in the channel are alright and doing good. Love from Sweden.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Hello Sweden! Glad you enjoyed the chelation explanation, took a while to get it all together but it was fun trying stop-frame animation for the first time! More episodes on their way in 2024!…

Been using it for small stuff for years, Always very happy with it.

If I ever felt I needed to dip like this I would fill the pool around the frame with as many cleaned, sealed, and filled with water plastic containers and buckets that I possibly could greatly reducing the amount of chemical needed. Of course I wouldn’t be doing it for a KZread video or have similar access to suppliers. I will obviously now keep the product in mind for any rust related issues I may come across

Great to see you back! Hope everyone is in good health, looking forward to new episodes!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thanks, been a complicated year but it’s great to finally get this episode out, new ones already in process…

Even as a Brit and longtime US resident, I’ve followed you since WD was shown stateside. Glad to see you doing well and I have subscribed, so don’t disappoint me. Looking forward to following the RR rebuild.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, Range Rover rebuild will continue with the chassis being galvanised (it looks great btw), so that episode should be ready soon(ish)…

I'm so glad to have found your channel. I really enjoyed watching your old show.

Having just watched the whole series from start to finish more regular uploads 🙏

It's been a long while since I last watched your show and now to find you here.......that made my day!

Is there a moral of the story - don't remove all the rust and then leave the metal untreated? I feel this is a revolutionary breakthrough in scientific knowledge.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

It is a point worth noting - if a job is worth doing, you might as well finish it promptly!

@reggiedixon2

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina If it weren't for epoxy primer, Project Binky would have reverted to a pile of rust 7 years ago. I hold out hope for a new video some time in the next decade.

@reggiedixon2

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina If it weren't for epoxy primer, Project Binky would have reverted to a pile of rust 7 years ago. I hold out hope for a new video some time in the next decade.

Great to see ya back Ed and team, keep it up with weekly fresh content upload and will rocket past 1mil in no time 😊

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Weekly might be a push but I’ll do better than two episodes a year in 2024!

Well sponsorship or not, you did a bang up job explaining the process of chelation and rust removal chemically, I’m educated now thank you…and about the sponsorship( if any😉), we all need to make money to survive so…at least edd is doing it ethically! Bravo!

What a video to find your channel with, but you got another sub. Had to binge the RR series. I am super excited to see this progress.

And another excellent product from CRC. I use their products for cleaning carbs and MAF sensors. Excellent video 👍

Welcome back, you have been missed, a Happy New Year to you and the workshop family from down under 👍👍👍

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

G’day! Sorry it took so long but I had to learn how to make croissants curly (like they were in the old days)! Happy New Year to you too!!

Great Work Ed, don't worry about Displacement theory, easy to point out. In the future should anyone want to do this large a Job, how about using a long flexible Nuzzled Electric Sprayer to get the Oil right into the Chassis middle. As we used to with Waxoil.

Big thanks to you Mr . China from the central valley of California . Awesome videos you post .

Oil might keep the galvanizing from sticking. I used to work for a metal fab shop that had lots of parts galvanized and if we used soap stone or grease pencil on the metal, the galvanizing wouldn't stick and the plating company would charge extra to remove it.

@rkgaustin9043

4 ай бұрын

Next episode, 'Dunking Our Rusty 1986 Range Rover Chassis in 1935 Litres of brake cleaner'.

@ImhotepBE

4 ай бұрын

first they dip the metal in the acid, so any contaminations like oil etc should be ok

@87mini

4 ай бұрын

@@ImhotepBE Acid doesn't dissolve oil. If they hot-dip galvanize, it might not be a problem. I'd give it a steam clean or detergent pressure wash before galvanizing if it were my project.

@ImhotepBE

4 ай бұрын

@@87mini im not talking about a heavy amount of oil, but you're 👍 if there is too much oil/contamination on the surface it's best to clean it off properly . Hot galvanising is good, but I have seen very bad ones when the surface wasn't cleaned properly. Have a good day 👍

Nice to see fresh content Edd please keep them Rover restoration videos coming 😁😁👍👍

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Don’t worry, can’t stop the restoration at this point. Already filmed the galvanising process (the chassis looks great btw) so that episode should be ready soon(ish)…

Haven't checked in lately but it is great to Edd his channel doing so well, he is just such a no nonsense guy with superb advice. Watched Wheeler Dealers from day one, it was great, but that show has left the original platform so much. Much rather invest my time in watching Edd 👍

i restored my maytag washing machine motor and man this stuff just ate away the heavy rust like it was nothing, so freaking amazing

Welcome back Edd. Missed these!!

A new video?!? A belated Christmas present. Good to see you again Edd! Keep them coming!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Don’t say I never spoil you! Hope you had a great Christmas, wishing you a fab New Year! More Range Rover madness coming soon(ish)!

+1 for the science breakdown and explanation, very few channels do that.

lol, deleted last video, just here to acknowledge that it happened :P

@KERMiTtehDOG

Ай бұрын

The comment section was a massacre.💀

@madgebishop5409

Ай бұрын

ahh man missed that, what happened? guess it was another "sponsored" shill of a video?

@TerrorTerros

Ай бұрын

@@madgebishop5409 no..worse, this one was just a car-insurance advertisement, with a misleading title.

@nsk143m

Ай бұрын

Missed it as well, but glad to see I’m not the only one thinking the channel is just rubbish these days

Glad to have you back Edd! Would have been good to have a pump firing the chemical through each of the frame ends which would have helped with agitating all the crud from the inside, also some big tubs to take up some of the volume of your swimming pool so that you didn't have to flip the frame. Was good to see the half and half grime line though!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

The pumps would have been a great idea as you say, removing the crud during the process and the constant agitation would have probably sped things up a bit too. We did consider a bit of displacement to save time but the before and after tide mark was very interesting to see (and better explained the process) so I settled on the side of more time and hassle!! Thanks for watching…

I’ve used it a lot and been really happy with the results, the only failure being a bunch of small fasteners that were, I believe to have been clear sink plated, they massed into a green gluey glob, that was extremely difficult to remove. As others have mentioned, a series of weighted containers to displace the liquid, so it was completely covered. I always get that distinct tide line if I have to flip a part around, like you did. Lastly, how can you fail to mention the absurd cost of the volume you used.

At this rate it will Be ready for Johns not yet born great great great grandchildren........

Great video Edd. Looking forward to seeing this coming on!

Good to see you back at it here on youtube 😊! Hope 2024 will bring us lots of Edd China related content 😁. Merry christmas and happy new year

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! We have a few episodes already started so there will be some more soon(ish). Happy Christmas and Merry New Year to you too!!

Edd could have chosen the easier route but Edd decided to give us a neat chemistry lesson while we watch. Nice to see you Edd. Hopefully you'll get to 1 million subscribers very soon bud.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for noticing! It’s such beautiful chemistry too. Hoping the million subs won’t be too far away as I have some fun ideas on how to celebrate!

As others have said, it’s great to have the sponsorship of this company, it’s sad you didn’t take full advantage of the process and available amount of the magic liquid. That pool was big enough to dunk the whole chasis at the same time, you just failed to displace the liquid by filling the open spaces around the chassis. This could’ve been accomplished with any number of things from sandbags to metal or weighted plastic boxes with airtight lids.

been watching all the stuff that you have done since watching wheeler dealers and I've now subscribed to your channel you make everything you do so easily and i just love how you explaining how it works i bought your book and it's great i just love what you are doing to the range rover the chassis is looking fantastic once you have finished it. it will look like new 🚙😀👍

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the book and the show! More Rang Rover episodes on their way soon(ish)…

Great job, Edd. I wish you all the best in the New upcoming Year

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, you too.

Evaporust has saved many a tool that was left outside! I'm a hero in our house for using it to clean my wife's favourite garden clippers that were lost and then found in the garden. if you have rusted and seized pliers or diagonal cutters, soaking them for a few days will free them up - I was given several buckets of rusty tools from an old-timer's shed with a leaky roof - I wire wheeled off the heavy rust then finished them in Evaporust and they came out great! Donated them to a charity shop and they're back in use!

Pure joy to watch , keep the content rolling edd 👍

Absolutely fantastic to see you back Edd.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Great to see the Range Rover chassis again, after seeing that excellent diagram I can see where the last year or so has gone!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

I spent most of the year experimenting with most parts of the production process too and learning how to make a stop frame animation, and doing bits and pieces on all of the other projects… so definitely could have done this video quicker the old way but progress is always worth striving for!

@peepiepo

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina How much of a team do you have working on this channel? I didn't realise how much you were doing yourself. I'd be interested in some behind the scenes kind of info

If this was an infomercial for Evaporust, then you’d have sold us all! This was definitely the coolest use of this stuff I’ve ever seen!

Hello Edd. Enjoying the videos a lot. Instructive AND interesting. Two thoughts. One, I'd use a paintsprayer for that last bit - those trigger bottles don't have give you hand cramps! Finally, Mebbe cut out the tea drinking, bed sleeping bits. We know how time passes. They remind me of the crap you used to have to do on Wheeler Dealers to make it 'funny'... Thanks again - great work.

That frame might now actually be the very best part of that whole Range Rover! I for one no longer have any reservations regarding the rust on the inside. It's probably somewhere around 90 - 95% as strong as it was as new, which means it'll probably outlive all of us! And while the whole Range Rover project has been fun despite the delays, I have to wonder if the Ferrari that John may - or may not have purchased at the very end of this video, is a teaser for a sporty new project for future videos? Oh please, please, please!!!! : )

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, yes the chassis is rather raising the bar for the rest of the project and wait until you see it galvanised (that video is on its way soon)! John really did buy the Ferrari and yes it will become another Workshop Diaries project… keep watching this space!!

@davidyendoll5903

4 ай бұрын

If you galvanize by dipping I think the dipping company would want a quite clean chassis to work with . They would probably charge for cleaning , blasting , inside the tubes anyway . Just maybe Ed got a nice deal on the chemical and the company got some free advertising , but that is me being cynical ; besides Ed got another great video to show us lot ! Fair play , I will talking about this to my mates ..... Loads of ways to skin a cat , some better than others and this was high on , or at the top , of the list . Electrolysis might work , but you still end up with loose stuff in the tubes probably , with rattles on the road , unless more holes are drilled to shake it all out. I suppose you could apply a wax spray to stop rattles too ! Where do you stop, like this comment , sorry finding the mac now ....

@johnthresher259

4 ай бұрын

@@davidyendoll5903 No need for cynicism. All You Tubers need some sponsorship, it's how they keep going. Especially with projects of the magnitude that Ed takes on.

@patrickdixon4945

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina Definitely want to see lots more on the gt4!

So good to see you back with new content again. You have been missed.

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

Far too busy procrastinating!! I’ll get a few more videos up in the coming months…

Love evaporust! Just used some a couple weeks ago to recon some old tools that belonged to my wife’s grandfather.

This was good viewing. Thanks for the effort!

Evaporust is top stuff for sure. You can get some excellent rewith it, especially in combination with an ultrasonic cleaner for smaller stuff. But, it's not cheap, you could have bought several new chassis for the cost of that pool of the stuff!

@eddchina

4 ай бұрын

True, but remember our Evapo-Rust is still good for a few more chassis de-rusts yet! Love the idea of combining the chelating agent with an ultrasonic cleaner, will definitely try that some time… It was fun to try this process out and great to know the inside of our chassis is now sorted.

@christophereakin

4 ай бұрын

@@eddchina can you run the evaporust through any kind of filter to clean it up and maybe get a bit more use out of it or just make it easier to see what's going on?

36 minute "Evaporust" advert!

I don’t get it. When the chassis gets to the galvanising works it is dipped in an acid bath prior to galvanising so why duplicate the first part of the process? Cheers !