Prepare the Materials to Make Yard Art

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Part of the video series: Welding Yard Art

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Summary: Prepare the material for making and welding yard art, learn to grind away the paint or finish on your metal to make it bare so you can work on it in this free welding video.

Views: 511 | 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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Prepare the Materials to Make Yard Art

Hi my name is Danny Ramirez and on behalf of Expert Village, I will be welding yard art. Now I'm going to grind away the paint or the finish that is on this metal so I can make it bare. So I can actually weld onto it. So I have actually clamped the material down so I would be able to grind it and just to hold it in place. Then I'm wearing my full mask. I'm just grinding away a little spot just enough to where I can weld it and the heat would blister away the rest of the paint.