BMW E30 Gas Tank Restoration

[@cvic9842]

if you glue the fuel level float in its highest position the fuel gauge will always say you have a full tank, therefore you'll never need to stop for fuel again, pro tip

[@RestoreIt]

Free fuel life hack wow.

[@jase_allen]

Shhhh! If the oil companies find out, they'll force the car companies to find a way to stall the car even though the fuel gauge says it's full.

[@cvic9842]

@Yo ming im glad someone appreciates my pro tips

[@ALKUKES]

Cvic98 my car run out of gas’s because of you!!!

[@cvic9842]

@@ALKUKES thats not possible

[@federalbureauofindigestion4084]

I feel like bmw is going to send you a signed certificate of dedication or something when this is all said and done.

[@RestoreIt]

Well that would be epic wouldn't it :)

[@federalbureauofindigestion4084]

Restore It aww yeah

[@AK6655gddxg]

No they will be angry upon him as he is making loss of them because instead of buying a new one he is restoring it.

[@ThomassE38]

Not sure where the fuel tank sits in the chassis, but wouldn't those foam pads on top of the tank be put there for sound dampening?

[@RestoreIt]

Possibly yes, I'm just not sure if that's definitely the case.

[@samuelcervantesarroyo900]

Thomas Mitchell I’m pretty sure is more for vibration where the tank touches the body or frame

[@ThomassE38]

@@samuelcervantesarroyo900 Pretty much the same thing/concept

[@Dan81825]

It's just a contact buffer. you can use any type of (preferably flame resistant) foam.

[@Hoo9Ha]

On my E30 they were glued to the Chassis and held some wires. Maybe its also a flexible connection between Tank and Chassis. The big 63l Tank has Rubber around all bolts.

[@tomlantis8016]

Your channel is the reason I fell in love with the e30. Iam now saving for a 1988 e30 m3 sport evolution.

[@RestoreIt]

This is epic! Good luck on the Evo! send me photos when you get one :D

[@tomlantis8016]

@@RestoreIt gotta save about 100k Canadian. Around 57,000 pounds...... 11000 pounds so far

[@TRX450RVlogger]

Tomlantis 212 That's a heavy car.

[@miguelferrandisperez5705]

Do you know whats the difference between a 118i or 118is engine ( 4 cilinder engines) and the m3 evo engine? is there any similarities besides that?

[@tomlantis8016]

@@miguelferrandisperez5705 im pretty sure the 118 is a 1.8 liter the m3 is a 4 cylinder 2.3l while the m3 sport evolution is a 2.5l

[@Tiagotaf]

Amazing job! I would have bend that little aluminum tube at home, filling it with sand, heating it and molding. 170 pounds is uber expensive for such a simple part!

[@RestoreIt]

It's crazy isn'y it Tiago... I needed one quick to get this video out in good time. And I also love buying new E30 parts from BMW :D

[@Falconhunter276]

I would have found a workshop, took the bits and a picture, then asked them to knock one up. For certain they'd be quick and cheap.

[@zoranstankovic2599]

My catalog shows part # 16111177925 $26.43. What you paid could be error or overpriced shipping

[@KOZANOSTRAxd]

@@zoranstankovic2599 Koji je to katalog? Jel radiš nabavku delova ili ima negde na netu taj katalog?

[@Dallo422]

Bit late but there's a German store that does a braided hose with two fittings for this for MUCH cheaper, for anyone who might be wondering if there's an alternative

[@bimmeraddiction447]

THE FOAM IS TO PROTECT FROM VIBRATION AND METAL ON METAL CONTACT😂 now everyone knows...

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks BimmerAddiction, I didn't know if they had another purpose or if that was it.

[@bimmeraddiction447]

Restore It no problem 😇

[@adamt3077]

I just bought a big cheap sponge cut it up to the same size as the ones I took of and glued on the new ones. But your restore it that won’t do for you

[@bimmeraddiction447]

westly cake probably just as good

[@Kristoph109]

It was pretty obvious to be honest. Why does any car have rubber on it, to stop vibration.

[@mannys9130]

Gorgeous! Mercedes used a veryyyyyy similar fuel level sensor in their 80s and 90s cars. My Mercedes 190E and 190D both had to have theirs cleaned after I bought them. The wires are resistive and the float has contacts on it that run along the length of the wires. The sensor reports the resistance which causes the gauge to deflect and point to the proper marking in the instrument cluster. :) The wires are EXTREMELY delicate; any stretch will make the gauge inaccurate. The wires and float contact can be cleaned gently with carb cleaner. The MB float also had a separate set of contacts on the bottom which touched a pair of contacts on the bottom of the sensor housing. Those contacts completed the circuit for the low fuel warning light that was at the bottom end of the fuel gauge in the instrument cluster. If that light comes on you know you're running on the reserve capacity of the tank.

[@RestoreIt]

Fantastic comment thank Manny! When I first saw those wires I thought to my self, how is there anything electrial going on in a fuel tank? What if spark... But I really have no idea what I'm talking about when it comes to electrics. Thanks for the info! :)

[@mannys9130]

@@RestoreIt You've expertly restored several electronic things on this channel! :) You know more than the layman that's for sure. Liquid gasoline isn't flammable, so those contacts are either submerged in liquid gasoline all the time or they are always in contact with the sensor wire. 5 and 12 volt sensor circuits likely won't make a big spark if the circuit is interrupted. The air-fuel vapor mixture in a gas tank that's empty usually isn't ideal for burning either because there isn't enough oxygen. Anyway, modern fuel level sensors use a flat plane style with a stylus that sweeps over a semicircle of conductive traces. Also very little risk of spark or vapor ignition. :) Of course, diesel is MUCH safer than gasoline. You guys in Europe have many more diesel vehicles than we do in the US. Diesel is very difficult to ignite without a wick. 🤷 I loved my 1984 190D and I'll get another diesel car in the future.

[@jimmymorrison3973]

Who knew restoring a gas tank could be so enjoyable! Thanks for sharing.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Jimmy! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@roadweary5252]

Watching the painting process is very satisfying indeed. Makes me miss by Auto Collision repair days back in the 90’s

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Road Weary :D

[@ortograf597]

This isn't enough, please make more E30 content as soon as possible for the quarantine! I must live through you for now until I have workspace.

[@HECSON23]

I really don’t want the restoration of the E30 to stop but at the same time I want to see the finish!

[@RestoreIt]

I'll start another car as soon / maybe before its finish :D

[@HECSON23]

What a relief 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@echangwang1821]

Holy cow, that paint job it probably better than it would be done at the factory!

[@tiny19892]

at 2:50 i would recommend when undoing rusty nuts that you turn the nut back up clockwise again as if you were tightening it so that the rust does not get clogged the thread and reduces the risk of snapping the bolt. when the nut feels like its getting tight after loosening then turn it back a few turns, when tapping a new thread with a tap and die the procedure is generally 1 full turn 1 half turn back for a similar reason.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks for the solid advice Todd!

[@bencoleman1893]

That was a good looking tank of 30 years old! Of course, it looks even better after you have done your thing to it!

[@RestoreIt]

I agree Ben! And it's literally a case of lifting the back sea up, undoing four screws, two hoses and pulling it out. I looks in good nick, but If I'm wrong I'll remember this comment and come back to you :D

[@bencoleman1893]

Restore It I had forgotten that BMW was smart with their design and you don’t need to drop the whole tank to replace it!

[@rushilkisoon]

I don’t even have a BMW, but watching how to restore each component in this series was super helpful.

[@Generalusuer]

For an april 1st joke. Just wipe down somthing dirty and say its restored

[@RestoreIt]

Haha I have always wanted to do something like that...

[@kikkilinu]

Faith in humanity restoration. *Walks in* "OH HELL NO" *walks out* *video ends*

[@sovietsymp803]

Restore It but make it 30 minutes long

[@butthead6051]

Paint your blinker fluid red to increase your horsepower/waterpump ratio in high RPM and decrease radiator lag in low RPM. Painting your brake discs increases acceleration up to 30% (22C degrees at sea level) by adding more torques per gallon. Also, change your firing order to all cylinders at once for a 600% increase of power. I hope this helps.

[@DashDrones]

The foam pads are for sound/vibration dampening. German engineering, it used to be the difference between normal and premium although now the rest of the car manufacturers have caught up. Fantastic work by the way 👍 glued to this channel

[@American_Jeeper]

Never a good thing, when you hear the words, "We'll get back to the true cost of that decision later." I've had many of those moments and, funny enough, quite a few of them involved my e38.

[@RestoreIt]

Haha typical BMW stuff!

[@markharris7662]

Found your channel last week. Really enjoying your work on the stunning E30. I love your attention to detail. Looking forward to seeing the new panels going in. Great work.

[@aframe.keramoslav]

У вас железное терпение и сила воли, очень интересно наблюдать за вашей работой, продолжаете в том же духе, успехов вам 👍✅

[@RestoreIt]

Спасибо, мой друг!

[@winteralexandriamiller]

I love watching these. So relaxing.

[@DMaster27]

This is a really good video. The only thing was missing was to pressure leak test the fuel tank. On these E30 fuel tanks its very common for it to leak between the top and bottom halves of the tank.

[@RestoreIt]

I will see if I can find a place to do this for me. Or maybe buy a kit if possible. Thanks for the idea Delta :)

[@justinmackay09]

This is the one video I've been waiting for so long!

[@RestoreIt]

Oh good to hear Justin :D

[@coolissimo69]

Finallty a new episode, it looks great.Cant wait to watch the rest.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Coolissim. Now the chassis is out of the way I can focus on lots of little things instead.

[@kukkibolli1]

He's back! Yeeees

[@RestoreIt]

Sorry for the wait! I WILL become consistant across three channel this year I promise!

[@ortograf597]

@@RestoreIt Ignore the other channels. E30 ALL THE TIME

[@electronic7979]

Excellent restoration 👍

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks as always Elektronik!

[@jules_228]

you could use a steel flex hose instead of this ridiculous expensive tube. They are sold on eBay for about 20 €

[@RestoreIt]

Good idea Ju Les. It's too late now and I must admit I love the brand new BMW parts.

[@avanjob205]

or get some pipe and bend it himself

[@Dizzykitty817]

@@avanjob205 I was thinking the same thing.

[@kieranmann9761]

I knew BMW parts were expensive but 170!!! Great job on that tank!!

[@RestoreIt]

I know right! it's a lot of money!

[@fvkaciv]

Bmws aren’t my thing but it’s cool seeing the restorations enjoying it

[@RestoreIt]

Thank you Desire :)

[@SteelBlueBody]

Man, the gas tank amazing! Brand new gas tank for sure.

[@AnthonyCurreri]

Your videos are fascinating. Awesome

[@RestoreIt]

Thank you Anthony!

[@eldobaiasantos]

I follow and await the final result of the restoration. Brazil follower

[@jeff3238]

FYI, you can rebuild that fuel sender if you have to in the future, you just need to determine the resistance of the wire and buy nichrome that matches. The FSM may have test information that lets you figure out what the specs should be. I did this on my ‘85 Mercedes and it’s worked great.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks for the info Jeff! I was intrigued by the thin wires running from one end to the other.

[@jeff3238]

Restore It yep. It’s just nichrome wire, the float shorts across the two leads, so at the top there’s essentially no resistance, but at empty it’s higher.

[@emmanuelcheron857]

fantastique travail, extrêmement interessant ! j aime beaucoup les accélérations vidéos avec le bruit accéléré 😀

[@RestoreIt]

Heureux que cela vous ait plu Emmanuel :D

[@sonyhk3824]

Gorgeous work

[@RestoreIt]

As always Sony, thank you!

[@sonyhk3824]

👍love your videos

[@TheMomusCollection]

You can dial up the pressure when you lay down the clear could, to get a much smoother finish without orange peel.

[@Stuntman707]

Great job, perfection as always. Painting is always the fun bit and satisfying to watch. That old pipe looked bi-metallic which would have always seized but the new one looks like it’s all the same material so shouldn’t have that problem again. Another part Done!

[@RestoreIt]

Thank you Cheshire! I'm glad you enjoyed the video :) And great point... I think they must have learnt from their mistake... and also capitalised on it!

[@numanocel5073]

Finally new video. Happy to see that notification! (:

[@RestoreIt]

Sorry for the wait!

[@stefen1946]

The part your're looking for are called C Clips or J Clips. They may not make that exact shape anymore , but you you should be able to find one to sit that slot. An Example is the Dorman part Part Number: 55157. I had a similar issue when I rebuilt my 69 Nova. I could not find an exact replacement, but I was able to find one that worked.

[@RestoreIt]

Hey thanks Stefen! Great advice and good to know.

[@АнатолийНеделенко]

отличная работа! Терпение на высоте

[@shaunsalter450]

Had a look on RealOEM for your clips out of curiosity and I suspect that might be an unusual tank, either niche market or not original. All the varieties I saw had caged M8 nuts for the mount not open slots. I'd use copper-nickel brake piping for the cross tank connection, no corrosion. Good job though, I can watch hard work all day.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Shaun! This is defo the origional tank and in some diagrams I can see one of the clips, I've been told they are apart of the tank and if you want new ones, you'll have to get your hands on a new tank! which is kind of crazy to think. I guess no one ever takes them off. Thanks again.

[@drivenimagecustoms6108]

Best thing to use as far as primer goes for that tank is epoxy primer. I need to make one of these plating setups! gonna start on my E30 soon

[@michaelskinner896]

Wow, great job on the tank! I was surprised the inside of the tank looked that good. My first thought was to use a little heat on the cross-pipe; but what's life if we can't learn from a few random errors; lol. Using the c-clamp on the small brackets was smart! Always looking forward to your next vid.

[@RestoreIt]

Thank you Michael, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@StephenJohnson-jb7xe]

I recently watched an episode from Trev's Blog about rust protection where he sprayed underbody chip protection and rust protection and then sprayed rust prevention wax into panels and over exposed parts. This might be a good last step for you when you assemble the car. Seeing as you have put so much effort into restoring everything I think they deserve the maximum protection available.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Stephen! Could you link me the specific video?

[@StephenJohnson-jb7xe]

@@RestoreIt kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHbPgGedrrtpl7s

[@capta1nher0]

@@RestoreIt I think he means this one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHbPgGedrrtpl7s

[@hsinus666]

I think that you have enough talent to make yourself a tube that I found extremly expensive

[@catalincrisan1251]

Very nice job! Did you cleaned also the interior of the tank?

[@RestoreIt]

I didn't. I do have a kit on the way to me and I may do it in a future episode :)

[@noritsunemunemasa5348]

Great work, great respect!

[@Spice-xs4ie]

Grat job once again!

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Spice!

[@kunu98]

Drain plug on the tank blew my mind

[@RestoreIt]

I didn't even think about it being a drain plug until I was editing. Don't all fuel tanks have them? I really don't know.

[@kunu98]

Restore It not to my knowledge. Most trucks don’t. Every vehicle I’ve seen just had the vent port and hole for the fuel pump. Super rare in my eyes. Korean and Japanese care don’t, just from what I’ve seen

[@ThePeca1988]

That spongy foam on the tank is for dampening. Large and relatively flat metal parts resonate at certain frequencies, and its to accomodate those vibrations. Nothing fancy, just keeps it from making noises

[@dreambig7998]

Hey, I'm a big fan of your job. Can you give me the names of the liquids you clean the bolts and the little pieces 11:50?

[@lewishill64]

Another quality job.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Lewis!

[@zachintheb0x818]

The line you broke is just copper and compression fittings, super easy and cheap to make

[@KokoReko2]

This an outfit for going out to the street today 12:40, be safe!

[@RestoreIt]

I was actually on my way out in a few of these shots, just trying to get as much filming done as possible at all times haha. I'll wear more appropriate clothes as much as I can thanks kosta!

[@lucywucyyy]

its been a good minute since weve seen some blasting and bench grinding

[@RestoreIt]

It's been too long Antsolja, thanks for watching

[@sypernova6969]

Dude! I was watching you put on the hose nuts and I wanted to scream "anti-seize" at my screen.. might not be stock, but it'd definitely be worth it next time you do this.... also, are you planning on having the bottom part covered with some kind of rubberized material to protect the paint from rocks and street debris?

[@RestoreIt]

I only loosly fit eveything for the video, I will be adding anti seize before everything goes on the car :) And yes, the bottom of the tank will coating in something, I'm not sure what yet.

[@2jomok2]

I put anti-seize on most of my E30 bolts and nuts when reinstalling.

[@sharizatrahman]

would love to see this E30 Done. For sure like new man. Been following. Love the idea and work as well. Keep it up. Im one of your fan as i love to restore stuff as well

[@keithmattioli115]

Great job as always

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Keith!

[@Godofhorrorsend]

Bin watching for I while and u haven't let me down yet

[@RestoreIt]

Thank you dude means a lot!

[@unogazzy84]

15:50 Why is the connection pipe curved, why not make it as straight as possible?

[@RestoreIt]

I'm not sure, you'd have to ask the person who designed it all those years ago.

[@billyb8703]

Try and get something like Ardrox AV-15 and coat the exposed metal parts of the tank. It sets semi hard and is great stuff. Will work better than anything you will find in the local motor factors that’s for sure

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Billy I'll look into this stuff now :)

[@naldyano]

Ha! That connector pipe price. I was shook

[@RestoreIt]

Everyone involved was shook. haha

[@hellcat9741]

Как обычно все на высоте ! Спасибо за видео! Лайк

[@RestoreIt]

Спасибо!

[@alanlane3869]

Woo hoo! Glad to see another video.

[@RestoreIt]

Thank you Alan!

[@ivanlipik]

What kind of solvent are you using in the parts washer, and how long can you use it before replacing?

[@RestoreIt]

Hey Ivan, I'm not using solvents, but 20:1 non-caustic degreaser at 1:1 with distilled water. Thanks for watching :)

[@Chris_8270]

Look into Bilt Hamber Detox Gel, I use it for rust removal and its fantastic. Apply it,wrap part in clingfilm and leave for 24 hours

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Chris! I'll have a look into it.

[@carlmason4153]

Good Job Done on the outside of the Tank, Whats the inside like for rust & corrosion, thats more important than the outside..???

[@S3BYS3B1]

dont get me wrong , i like all your vids, but im so happy you split the chassis vids with this one 😂😂 .

[@RestoreIt]

Haha the views don't lie Sebastian! I'm listening to the people and getting the heck on with it :D

[@S3BYS3B1]

Restore It remember, just because the people dont really like it, you shouldnt put it aside, if you like doing that of course. bending to the will of the people isnt good for your enjoyment of the work.

[@lornwell3669]

hearing you say you paid 170 on that little pipe broke my heart. A good plumber could have made you a new one in minutes. I recently got my eye on an abandoned e30 sedan and now i cant sleep watching your videos till its minee

[@mrlondon963]

Good job. I was wondering why you didn't clean or flush the inside of the tank?

[@dms5632]

Cool, as always!

[@barneykennett9282]

Tremendous job... 👍

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Barney!

[@StephenJohnson-jb7xe]

Get Roman is the Restore It for your PP

[@RestoreIt]

Exactly! :D

[@bluezklewz8351]

Ever consider anti seize on that metal pipe between the sections of the tank?

[@kdoran709]

You easily have the skills to make that S shape hardline

[@RestoreIt]

It was a matter of time and making the end pieces as well. But in the future hopfully I will have everything I need to do it easily.

[@mr100percentgamer1]

Just a tip, when cutting of old hoses from nipples, try to whittle them off instead of cutting straight down. Deep scratches can cause leaks if the scratch follows the nipple, if you go across you don't run into the same issue. I don't know how accurate this is, but it was a tip I got from an experienced colleague/mechanic.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks for the advice Haakon. I was careful but you're still right.

[@mr100percentgamer1]

​@@RestoreIt Still a great video and very impressive work you're doing on this project. I learn a lot from watching your videos, keep it up!

[@hesokayegar8259]

Amazing job well done I love how it came out I have done some restoration on my jeep wrangler parts and it came out great I have watched all of your BMW E30 series By the way you are my inspiration

[@mr2019]

I really like your Videos especially with E30, but in this case I think you had to buy a new Tank. The rust sits between the fold and squeezes the two metal sides. Sometimes it will get leaky. Also may little Rustparts fall into the tank and plugging your fuelpump. But that's only my opinion, keep going buddy! Greetings from Germany

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks M R! I'll see how it goes, if I have problems I'll get a new one :D

[@theodoreallegre1396]

Hey ! I have a bike but the screws are rusting. I do have a have a way to remove the rust (dremel) but i do not know how to protect the screws from rusting again AND to keep the shiny look. Do you have a solution ?

[@RestoreIt]

Hey Théodore! You could paint them, use something like 'Iron clad' to protect them, you could buy zinc plated versions or you could try just polishing them, rust will have a harder time getting started.

[@grahamt4959]

Any idea how to treat an old fuel level sensor that’s all covered in varnish? Working on a 76 Datsun 280z

[@smartyy86]

at arround 8:10, this was no "thin coating" but chassis-wax, and i strongly suggest you truy the "Avery Surface Cleaner" for this in the future, Or: Orange-Oil, you might be surprised

[@TheDaf95xf]

WOW 😯 that pipe was a ridiculous price 🙄 Really enjoying your videos buddy 🤩

[@gwolfe1231]

Suggestion: replace the hardware with stainless and spray a clear coat on that transfer pipe to protect it.

[@DavidPlass]

"Even small things like removing a jubilee clip is time consuming" - this is my hell while working on my car... small things take forever.

[@RestoreIt]

You just can't plan for them either. It's what ruins schedules! Haha

[@DavidPlass]

@@RestoreIt yup, no schedule possible on a 50 year old car... You're lucky you didn't twist the bungs out of the bottom or you'd be paying much more than 170 pounds

[@rabnawazkhan1837]

Great video as always.need advise though if anybody help, I restored mine year ago of a face-lift cabby, striped primed and powder coated, after installation found out my fuel return tube which is inside the tank is restricted any idea

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Rabnawaz! My only thoughts are that something may have gotten into the tank / hose when it was installed and is now stuck. I'm really not sure though. Take it all apart, look at it and put it back together again. Usually fixes things :D

[@InstrucTube]

@@RestoreIt Yep. Mechanical version of "reset it and it usually works again".

[@XXCoder]

I'm not sure, but wouldn't it be good idea to apply anti-seizure compound to connectors, expecially that tiny pipe thing?

[@edvardsz3539]

3:45 I think you already know, but use some heat. That would help...

[@RestoreIt]

You're right I should have done so!

[@dragway3513]

@@KienBocksDisease might not be a bad idea to clean the inside too

[@selfrestoration9564]

Good Restoration Done 👍 Thumbs up 👍 👏 👏

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks!

[@Eeeeste]

Beatiful job man, The time lapses make it look easy but it is not xD!Keep it up!

[@RestoreIt]

Haha thank you Mauricio! It really isn't as easy as it looks. Very time consuming! Thanks man.

[@dillanmistry]

Dam I was wanting to know what it looked like and dam you the best

[@RestoreIt]

Haha thank you Dillan!

[@edwardboyd4584]

Thank god, I was getting tired of just seeing welding lmao

[@RestoreIt]

I know I know, I heard the people loud and clear :)

[@vessmachineen193]

exactly

[@AdigaAs21]

Nice work but did you clean the inside and check if its not corroded ?

[@RestoreIt]

I did, it was right after the GetRoman shout out

[@thewedge8823]

You didn't look inside the tank at all?? I mean it's nice that you cleaned and painted the outside, but it would have been good to power clean the inside of it... when you leave it in storage a long time (especially when it's empty) the tank can corrode, andgather dirt and dust, which will get in your fuel lines and other components and u will be clogged. this is what happened to me, it was a nightmare, my E34 would die on and off and nobody could figure out what it was.. I changed the fuel pump and everything... had to remove the tank and power clean it.

[@lucas051219932009]

Abraço do Brasil !

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Lucas hugs from Spain!

[@arnhemseptember2009]

Nice job.

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks :D

[@garym2489]

the foam is for vibration between tank a touching points

[@Turvoksissa]

Have you kept some kind of list of prices and costs of these restoring jobs? Would be cool to know actual prices when this project is finished.

[@RestoreIt]

A lot of people have asked me this and i still need to sit down and do some calculations. I will make a community post one day letting everyone know where I'm at so far, as soon as I get time to do so :)

[@iFeelsify]

I love your videos

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks Ifeelsify!

[@Madge104]

Once it´s all done and dusted. Can you break down the cost of everything and the amount of manhours that went into this project?

[@DELEREUSD]

The foam helps cushion vibrations ext

[@RestoreIt]

Thanks NEx!

[@DELEREUSD]

Restore It no prob dude😎