Biohazard
All in the name of cleaning up this mess on the backside of the garage...
Took less time today than yesterday as I was able to just pretty much tear it all off the frame and yank hogrings like a madman without trying to memorize how it all went together.
The driver's seat was in far worse shape and evidently saw a lot more water than the passenger side. Note the rust.
Noting how some of the heavy wire was routed and secured. (and look at how nasty the burlap is on this one)
Both frames leaned against the wall for pressure washing. It easily removed all the stuck-on foam rubber and some of the paint as well.
After the spray-bath, both frames were soaked down with ammonia and then left outside to dry in the sun.
Tomorrow, I will be stripping one of the seat bottoms...or both if they are not too labor intensive. Meanwhile, I am contemplating paying a visit to my sandblaster with these frames.
All in the name of cleaning up this mess on the backside of the garage...
Took less time today than yesterday as I was able to just pretty much tear it all off the frame and yank hogrings like a madman without trying to memorize how it all went together.
The driver's seat was in far worse shape and evidently saw a lot more water than the passenger side. Note the rust.
Noting how some of the heavy wire was routed and secured. (and look at how nasty the burlap is on this one)
Both frames leaned against the wall for pressure washing. It easily removed all the stuck-on foam rubber and some of the paint as well.
After the spray-bath, both frames were soaked down with ammonia and then left outside to dry in the sun.
Tomorrow, I will be stripping one of the seat bottoms...or both if they are not too labor intensive. Meanwhile, I am contemplating paying a visit to my sandblaster with these frames.