Finishing Yard Art With Polish & Paint

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Part of the video series: Welding Yard Art

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Summary: Finish by polish or paint. Learn to weave, buff and shine your yard art and learn about making your finished project look good in this free welding video.

Views: 579 | Tags: building, yard, art, iron, welding

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Christopher D. Ramirez Christopher D. Ramirez is a performance mechanic for Tampa Bay's Driven Concepts. Christopher specializes in performance upgrades and modifications to cars an... read more

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Finishing Yard Art With Polish & Paint

Hi my name is Danny Ramirez and on behalf of Expert Village, I will be welding yard art. Now I would be talking about the finished product as in making it look good for whatever you want to do. You can actually weave the material just the way that you welded it and leave it in just in its natural form. You can actually use a air tool row lock and you can actually go through the whole thing. You can actually make it shiny and you have the option to spray paint it any color that you want. You can go through and hit it with a wire wheel. You can use the wire wheel on a drill, you can use it on a bench grinder, you can use it on a air tool whatever you like to do. You can go ahead and actually buff the whole thing out and make it shiny. You can use a buffing kit from a drill or from a actual bolted down bench buffer. Those are your options and that is it for making the sun.