We Expose It All | Bus Home Build



After last weeks finds of major frame work issues due to rust and water damage we this week started to strip back the windows and frame around then issue area.

We have fun removing windows and exposing the issues and look into what we need to do!

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  1. I love seeing your updates dude.
    Bonding is unfortunately the new replacement for workmanship. MA laughs about it but to me, the idea that cars are held together with Mansory glue™ is frightening.
    The rot isn't a worry, simple box sections and panels. An old fashioned fab will knock up those window mounts or get a caddy to draw up what you need and go to a modern fabricator.
    I'm a cad monkey.

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  2. The cinematography is top notch as always 😉
    I love sitting down to my Sunday morning breakfast & watching your videos – I find Sunday mornings a bit lonely since my husband passed away (2023), so watching your family makes me feel less lonely ❤

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  3. Just thinking…

    Do you need to remove both windows each side of the one you need to remove due to access and possible damage to the glass when replacing or repairing the rusted metal work?

    Also due to age would all the windows need to be resealed into the bus again because the current sealant going/getting hard and brittle

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  4. The Purple Turd! Very appropriate!! Hope it flushes easy. Got to get worse before it gets better, unfortunately, as you already know!!! Good luck, happy scraping. Timelapse great for music if you get the volume balance correct and choice of tune. Regards.

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  5. Ill just try and lever this huge pane of glass out with a pair of tin snips…..oops it's smashed…🤣 Hang on, window 2, I'll just stick a pair of pliers behind the glass and….oh no that ones broke too! Lesson learned, glass does not bend.

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  6. When removing those windows you need to keep slashing at the slant then put a piece if fishing line through and cut the sealant rather than smash the window the window are repairable at a double glazing gas centre as the gan get a 6 mill insulated seal don't break any more ask a windshield fitter for a bit of advice all the windows need removing and re sealing in there is a easy way come on viewers there must be a auto glass person out there to give him a heads up or a bit of help.

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  7. Best to get all the shocks out of the way , when doing the re-build . Better than when you are living in it. Hopefully the Tin Rot doesn’t extend too far into the rest of the frame work. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

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  8. Sorry to say I saw that coming as the back end had loads of sealant on it. Be careful too!

    And then the other one 😬😬😬😬 was that the heat gun on it for too long?

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  9. It's refreshing to see someone having a go at something they don't necessarily know everything about. It's how we learn.
    Also sometimes snips are the right tool to remove a window 😂 I'm very much like that, "what is the tool nearest to me that will give me cutting ability/leverage/hammer ability" and then that is the tool for that job. Just get in there and get it done 😂 love the channel and looking forward to seeing everything coming together.
    What is the overall timeline? Did I hear in a recent video it'll be a couple of years? Is there any hard deadline? What are you doing with the current bus?

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