Final Touches for Yard Art

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Part of the video series: Welding Yard Art

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Summary: Make the final touches when welding yard art learn about leaving it natural or adding a shiny finish to it in this free welding video.

Views: 548 | 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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Final Touches for Yard Art

Hi my name is Danny Ramirez and on behalf of Expert Village, I will be welding yard art. So now I'm done welding it all up and you can actually once again leave it the way that it is. In its natural way or you can go ahead and get it again with a row lock or a scotch bright and give it a shiny finish. You can actually grind it away and actually buff it and really make it really shiny with a bench buffer or a drill buffer or you can go and spray paint the whole thing if you want. Or you can hit it with a grinder or your can hit it with a wire wheel on the drill or on a bench grinder. After that I would actually put it straight in the ground, put the candle in it and light it up. That is how you make yard art.