Rust everywhere, what do?

[racingtothecafe]

Yeah, maybe watch a few more of his vids before you jump to any conclusions aye...

Damnit I was already planning my tumbler. What am I missing? WHAT?

[Tazz]

Damnit I was already planning my tumbler. What am I missing? WHAT?

His awesome tools of course! There is no way you can make that tumbler without the proper equipment

[Laava]

As Tazz says, invest in some quality gear and the bike will practically rebuild itself!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yVViJZ640yM

[gjm]

Rather than sand blasting, look at vapour blasting. Superb cleaning and definitely a better bet for engines and the like.

There's all sorts of rust-killing products available. I've used Genolite but don't know if it is available here.

[pete376403]

Baking soda blasting for alloy parts, cleans them up like new without damaging the metal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vuENNhOMQs

[Pro Blast 2015]

Awesome on alloy parts comes up like new

[actungbaby]

A restoration thread I read a while ago mentioned the use of zinc plating to get the factory look on nuts and bolts and other small steel parts. Looked real good afterwards. Theres a good description here :http://www.triumphrat.net/classic-vi...g-at-home.html doesn't loo to difficult although as with all plating, preparation is the key,

agreed get rid of grease and for the main part if you just wire brush the surface rust of and spray them with a rust killing primer they should be fine i worked as a electroplater

rust cant surrive well folish with out oxygen