Ive been doing automotive stuff for near 30 years and I still hafta say I have learned more from your vids than anywhere else on the 'tube'. I haven't worked in a professional shop in 20 yrs but some of the tool choices you have are alien to me... like brake clean in a pump bottle?!

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

Brake clean in in pump is way cheaper, 20L is approx $100 Aud. It’s about 1/4 of the price of pressure pack

@drewski5730

5 ай бұрын

It’s just lacquer thinner. He’s using a solvent pump bottle.

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

@@drewski5730 no, it’s literally brake cleaner, in a purpose made brake cleaner pump bottle.

@drewski5730

5 ай бұрын

@@BennysCustomWorks fair enough, it’s not far from the CxHx chain though. We used lacquer thinner in the same way in high school (or paint thinner), to the same effect, and it was cheaper than brake cleaner proper.

@cjm5002

5 ай бұрын

@@BennysCustomWorks I dunno if is an option here in the states but its definitely something i want to convert to. 5 bucks a can at a parts store or a little elbow grease and a pump up bottle... i'd love to do it your way!

I can relate to keeping it 19 years to throw it before needing it.

@thebnicho

5 ай бұрын

Had that happen this week.

It looks fkn awesome brother, what a difference. Agreed on the grey for the flare to body rubber. Top bloody work there.

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

Thanks mate

Pajero is looking mint! Chrome bumpers and pusher are great, mud flaps are meh unless you go for a full Evo lol

I spotted the confidential oil hidden in the back!

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

What confidential oil?

@evoluke1069

5 ай бұрын

​@@BennysCustomWorksolive

@thegingerpowerranger

5 ай бұрын

​​@@BennysCustomWorks its the 4L of sex lubricant you show at 9:17

Big fan from Germany here. Absolutely love your work and all the tips you're sharing. A tiny warning from a material scientist: If you use raw (= unpainted) carbon fibre reinforced plastics you have to be careful with corrosion. The carbon is actually pretty noble compared to steel and highly conductive. So whenever exposed carbon fibres meet somewhat exposed steel (or raw aluminum or zinc aso.) there's a chance you'll run into problems down the road. It's something most people aren't aware of because they think of plastics as inert. And while that is true for glass fibre reinforced plastics, it's sadly not so easy when it comes to CFRP. That's also the main reason why most contact surfaces of multi-material chassis like the BMW i8 are glued instead of screwed: It electrically isolates the parts from one another...

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info mate. I did not know that.

@vinzenzgeske8987

5 ай бұрын

@@BennysCustomWorks Don't mention it. I'm glad I could contribute something useful after all the stuff I learnt from you. I'm not even sure if it will become a problem as it depends on several factors (if there is exposed carbon, how the bolt and the CFRP washer interact, ...) I would just encourage you to look at the bolts from time to time which you would probably do anyway as they are easily observable. It is more important to keep in mind for hidden application where the damage might already be substantial when you notice it. Anyway, great video as always!

Looks mint! I’ve loved watching this Pajero series so far. Makes me want to get another one! Keep up the awesome content!

Never been a fan of Chrome but this looks Great. Quality job and results as always.

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

Thanks mate :)

Try the Sakura paint pens from Japan, the gold and silver are very nice, and leave a nice finish without pores. Layering is easy and you can build up a layer to hide imperfections. I use them on my gold and silver enkei 92s.

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

Thanks mate, I’ll look into it :) that’s awesome info.

That fender seal is good stuff

Hey Benny, when is the soarer build coming to the channel? :P Edit: week 2 of asking Benny to do a Soarer build.

Carbon fibre washers? Colin Chapman would be proud, mate!

Nice one Benny, happy new year!

Looks great keep it up benny

Looks sick. Love it

Merry Christmas. Wish both of you all the best.

Looks better and better everyday 👍👍👍💪💪💪💪

Merry chrysler benny!

Looks mint Benny. Seeya Rob

Looks way better

Now for "Flaps or no flaps"!

@rolly4x4

5 ай бұрын

Definitely yes to the flaps

Sharp !

Lookin' great Benny !! The red mud flaps/splash guards are a bit bright. Maybe a more subtle color would look better?

Yummy modified 😋 now I also joint a short course to learn about vehicle engine and accessories, because I want to take care my Pajero mini. I also watch your videos to be my reference. Thank you so much. Please do it more about pajero mini. ^_^

Definitely need's THE rear spare wheel put back on the HATCH / TAIL GATE !! , .. It is looking tuff for the little car it is Though !!

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

I’ll need to make a different wheel bracket if I get the correct tyre

Did you cut the handle off that ratchet head to use it as a thumb ratchet style thing?

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

No, that’s as supplied by Snap on. I’ll have it paid off one day.

Still Christmas here so I'll wish you a merry one. 😶‍🌫️

flares, flaps and a splash of mud - can't go wrong

what is the part number on the rubber filler?

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

I’ll have to check when I get back to work but it is shown toward the end of the video

@TTarlov

5 ай бұрын

Just looked over the second half of the video and still don't see it:-(

Excellent work as always. Even though I don't like this car I have to reluctantly admit that the bodywork you did makes it look totally schmick. Happy New Year!

Should get ya self a v6 Swb gen 2 Pajero, Manual! Like to see you up your touch on that, and they go great off-road, underrated by you ozzys 😂 popular here in nz

Fully looks like a Toyota Prado now, eh. 😀

I think the red mudflaps would fit the look but I'm not mudflap-ologist

@BennysCustomWorks

5 ай бұрын

Neither, that’s the issue.

@rolly4x4

5 ай бұрын

Would look cool and make the new paint on the flares last longer.

@yowie0889

5 ай бұрын

Speaking as a fully-ticketed mudflap-ologist, I think you'll find....

😎🤙🏻🍺

Flares. There can never be enough fender flares.

You scared me with that thumbnail. Cannot stand the trend of those exposed rivet/bolt on flares.

Moist