GREASE & DIRT REMOVAL - DIRTY JOBS!!! =) Rusty's Restoration - Oddly Satisfying - VW BUS, VW KOMBI,

This is an Oddly Satisfying video of grease and dirt removal from a 1962 Volkswagen bus front suspension. Check it out! =) Rusty's Restoration!
GREASE & DIRT REMOVAL!!!

[@99goat99]

Coming along, thanks for letting us watch over your shoulder. These videos are so addictive - I can imagine what it's like for you in person, seeing progress on a dream slowly becoming reality. Nice job!

[@CTmoog]

Thanks man! I really appreciate that! I'm glad you enjoy it! More to come! =)

[@CTmoog]

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[@type2523]

CT there is a cleaner called swaz and it's great for degreasing stuff (engines , intake manifolds ,carbs and suspension parts )

[@type2523]

CT you should paint these to avoid rust , I would suggest to remove it (so you can also derust the underbody easier ) use 2k paint not 1k if you want durability, or even better power coat

[@CTmoog]

@@type2523 Ok cool! I'll check it out! Thank you!!! Stay tuned! =)

[@CTmoog]

good idea!

[@JWClassicVW]

Love that satisfying feeling one can only get from cleaning something thoroughly. Only those with OCD understand how gratifying it feels.

[@CTmoog]

Hey JW! I love it too! Feels good to see it nice and clean!

[@michaelengel3407]

Brave work on this Sauerei (mess). Greetings from germany where this wonderful Volkswagen was greased the first time.

[@beersmurff]

In Hanover to be exact :-)

[@marcijunebug]

Love the new intro/outtro! The king pin/link pins look to be in pretty good shape! Probably preserved by all the grime...even the rubber caps there look intact and not cracked! Amazing

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Marci! It's pretty wild! They were well protected by the grease! =)

[@marcijunebug]

Maybe you should put the grease back on! Lol pull a mustie and coat it with bar/chain oil! Lol

[@LuisGonzalez-zn2eh]

Great job with the front end cleaning!!!!!!!!👌👌👌👌👌

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Luis! I really appriciate that man! Stay tuned fore more! =)

[@bradykice8759]

I love it that you spend time with doing this by hand, just be way faster and easier with a pressure washer

[@scotten34]

CT, today I lost my patient 😆.. This cleanup took like forever 😛🥂.. Man please get some tools for such a task.. High pressure water, and sandblast. Get going with the sheet metal work And using diesel 😆.. Noo go 🤘🏻 .. Love your videos

[@tonypeters8298]

Almost an anti climax when the item is clean! But, underneath is a pristine front end. Good job CT. Cheers Tony from down under.

[@carmad9220]

I don’t know why, but all that crud being cleaned off looks so satisfying to watch lol

[@joncornette2882]

Looks great! Oven cleaner works great as well. It’s pretty easy.. spray let it sit for 20-30 min and pressure wash off and no scrubbing required!

[@xavierjacques73]

I bet some of the techs and the mechs who had built this bus must be watching from the spirit world and say hey that's not the way to do that and You're spoiling this They must be getting insane seeing you work your way but getting happy that the labour of love they had done years ago is being given new life.

[@ardhirahmansampurno3840]

Brand new intro! I love that

[@helgedell]

Wow, thats the Intro of the Year on KZbin, so far. Well done! Nice video too.

[@GoodOldMike]

Nice one. I like the new intro. Also the diesel tip is an oldie but a goodie!

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Mike! Yes, it works pretty good! =)

[@davidk6271]

I dont mind jobs like these. I use diesel , but i put it in an old fine spray bottle. Agree with you , oddly satisfying. Good work.

[@CTmoog]

Hey David! Good advice man! I try that on the other side! Thank you! =)

[@richardwelcher4836]

Hey look! You have a suspension! looks good!

[@CTmoog]

It was hiding under there this whole time! =)

[@user-zf1ev8fl5g]

просто супер , столько грязи смыли капец ))))) и стало прикольно выглядеть

[@DerekSan_Arg]

Nice clean up dude!! Is so satisfying to see all that dirt that came out from the suspension, Excelent job!!!

[@CTmoog]

Thanks man! I appreciate that!

[@johncampos633]

It cleaned out really good, thanks! See you soon Brother!

[@notajp]

Now that you’ve got it all cleaned up, are you going to rebuild those knuckles? Would be the perfect time to make sure it’s all in good condition.

[@aamerkhazemalabady]

Very very good

[@CTmoog]

Thank you!!! Stay tuned! =)

[@marcryvon]

Good job. Now only 3 more to do.😩 Lucky man !!👍

[@lucymararodnikova2289]

Very good job and nice intro!!

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Lucy!

[@ronaldclark2624]

Hello CT, Solvents such as diesel or kerosene that you appear to be using, work well. They use detergent in motor oil because it keeps the engine clean. I have never used it but TIDE or other strong detergents may work for external grime. Steam cleaning probably would not be practical in your garage. In any event, the A frame and parts look nice and clean. Ron

[@BadSeedWV]

simple Dawn dishwashing liquid and a pressure washer........diesel in the garage even with good ventilation.....not a good idea.

[@edwardalamo2507]

I start with a putty knife a wire brush and Gunk degreaser, where will you get rid of the diesel fuel not good

[@user-sq1ls1wi5g]

Good job my friend that amazing

[@richludlam8993]

Good job! Go to the dollar store and buy spray-on oven cleaner, be amazed how well that works, and much cheaper also. Looking good!!

[@wesleyalan9179]

Hey,good tip!.....I have used it in the past because that's what I had laying around....I forgot all about that stuff!

[@whoispradeep]

If you pressure washed it,would be faster easier and economical. Try to pressure wash the rest of the things.

[@davidconley3610]

pradeep regmi Pressure washer would have taken every bit of it off without the mess!

[@evangann6146]

Can you power wash a small engine?

[@stevewarren3051]

Good job. Now it's time to check for wear on the King and Link pins.

[@PapiDoesIt]

I usually hit stuff like that with oven cleaner and a pressure washer, then repeat. Gets rid of grease, rust, and in some cases, paint. Much safer than gasoline.

[@VWJawbreaker]

Nice work. Cool new into also, damn good job.

[@CTmoog]

Thanks brother! =)

[@huseyincengiz3344]

Sabır isteyen bir temizlik işlemiydi. Tebrikler dostum.

[@CTmoog]

Thank you! Stay tuned for more! =)

[@navaltechnaval8290]

Estava tao sujo q me deu ate repulsa. Mas aos poucos ela retorna das cinzas. Continue nao desista.

[@lucianosilveira3945]

Esta ficando Show muito job ...

[@alsa1292]

You did great job , continue bringing rusty to the new world, next time try using pressure washer it will be easier and faster

[@bombadeer8231]

Don’t do it!!! I’m too late 😩Say CT, Bomba here from Nuevo Jersey. That crud was keeping your baby safe. No rust! 😂👍

[@CTmoog]

HAHA! It will be protected! Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more! =)

[@captainbleedinobvious1684]

Very satisfying =)

[@wesleyalan9179]

I need to do this to my 74' Beetle ....but what if that's what's holding it together? Lol!

[@jasondaniels3367]

J'admire ton courage et ta patience bravo mec ! Continue

[@charliebiezeveld3615]

very nice job C.T. keep on going

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Charlie! More to come! Stay tuned! =)

[@rioalexbrasil]

You will only replace bushings and bearings in the suspension? Going to clean and re fit old suspension parts back? [control arms, tie rod, etc]

[@redsorgum]

🎵Grease is the word is the word is the word🎶 It looks like you just pulled it out of the La Brea tar pits.😁😁😁

[@CTmoog]

Love that movie! =)

[@Gosselen]

Good job! 👏👏👏

[@CTmoog]

Thanks man! Stay tuned for more! =)

[@yoalepa]

Limpieza perfecta !!

[@Sangamam31]

Amazing 😉 your videos are sooo interesting And I’m waiting for your next chapter...

[@kingtrax5759]

Very satisfying indeed. But like someone else said on their comment. Foam spray on oven cleaner from the dollar store would loosen up all that dirt in one spray. It might hurt your breathing meaning your gonna cough a few times but you will be fine😂good video as always!

[@DuckmanCycles]

Its amazing how much grime builds up under there... and how quickly, too!

[@PandorumAI-dc4bk]

Haha. True. I like your videos man!

[@DuckmanCycles]

Thanks! 😀😀😀

[@CTmoog]

Yes, Kind of crazy to think it's been on there for over 40 years! =)

[@claudineiflorentino]

Legal, agora é só dar a largada para a grande restauração.

[@5150mxVW]

Came out nice , only thing missing was MRS. CT's mixing bowl :)

[@PandorumAI-dc4bk]

Lol. Yeah I think we could all agree. I like your videos dude. Keep up the great work!

[@CTmoog]

Thanks man! SHHH! Don't say that to load! =)

[@CTmoog]

@@PandorumAI-dc4bk Thanks man! I really appreciate that! Stay tuned! =)

[@ali41abdulla]

Waw that was very interesting ct great job dude nice and clean have fun man

[@lwoodt1]

Put a large plastic tarp or sheet on the floor first to help catch all the over spray an keep things clean as you go.Getting down to bare metal is such fun . lol

[@comodorootaviano4684]

O material prá esse tipo de limpeza ae é muito bom! Aqui no Brasil é um custo prá deixar desse jeito! Parabéns pelo veículo aos poucos está se tornando uma obra de arte.

[@kevintaylor8122]

Diggin’ the new intro

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Kevin! =)

[@wesleyalan9179]

Awesomely satisfying man✌

[@CTmoog]

Thanks man!!! =)

[@donaldharris9657]

Thanks CT for cleaning those I am OCD about gunky parts.

[@chuckrieger782]

Having a "Go-Jo" moment..... lol 🤣.

[@CTmoog]

HAHA! =)

[@rockubtzer]

My dad would have flipped using that much solvent for such a small job, In my dad's world, you use a putty knife to scrape off the dried on grease caught in a tub, the dried grease is then thrown in the trash. place the tub back to catch the drippings fill a butter tub maybe a large one filled 1/3 of the way with solvent diesel, kerosene place the dish below where your working, use the round parts cleaning brush dipped in the solvent, brush a little catching the drippings back in the dish, dip brush. dip brush, dip... working from the top down so the solvent could penetrate as you go. The big tub catching what you didn't with the one your working from. My dad would then strain the goop from the remaining solvent let the solvent evaporate outside from the goop, soak up the remaining solvent with rags. Had I presented dad with more than a few ounces pasty solvents to dispose of he'd of First asked what the hell is that? and what I thought he was going to do with it? and how he should get rid of It? Then lectured me about the waste of products, money for the rest of the week! It was fun to watch cause I always made a bigger mess then he thought I should, I use to run the solvent through a coffee filter hide it and put a little in the gas tank of the mower or the car. Shhh!

[@sugardaddy62]

Suggestion use a scraper first then brush on diesel or use brake cleaner.

[@israelezequieldossantosrod5704]

Show de bola amigo estou vendo passo a passo daqui do brasil parabens

[@r.harlansmith7282]

How do you get rid of all the dirty and bad fluids you remove?

[@juanpabloarena2724]

FERFECT JOB!

[@richardwelcher4836]

I'm glad you did that, that glob bothered me every time I saw it. I'm weird I guess. Switching it up from the floor pan?

[@tysonthewolfe93]

Looks clean

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Tyson!!! Stay tuned! =)

[@jiansisa9027]

Belo trabalho como é feito no Brasil artesanal e muito capricho parabéns

[@CTmoog]

THANK YOU!!! =)

[@MultiTinto]

nice job . fron Barcelona

[@chezsnailez]

Musta knocked ten pounds off that Kombi's deadweight tonnage! Looks like you're at an archeological dig site cleaning centuries of gunge off an Ægyptian artifact... Reminds me... hafta clean the melted belts from an old RCA 'Sound Tape' recorder. That's an exercise in narsty... Need to do it in order to be able to play some tapes recorded in the '60s of NASA missions - including the 'Moon shot'. Before we go, Rusty wants to know if you could move that skritchie brush a little to the left. A little more... right there... yes... YES! AGGGGGHHHHH... Ooh, dat feel good...

[@garymucher9590]

That type job isn't for everyone. But I would absolutely have to clean it if I owned it. You could use a spray bottle with a less flammable cleaner like Mineral Spirits or even Purple Power or the like, and a shorter bristle brush to assist in the removal of the greasy crud. But then I would have to remove each part and clean it further and prime and paint as well. Just my mental issues I guess. Thumbs Up!

[@MrRon6977]

Another 10lbs. of dead weight gone. And your right, it was satisfying to watch. Ive seen some lazy people that have left all that crap on there. Great video. Dont have all the fun before I get a chance to come over there. lol

[@jackrusselclan]

Love the new intro 👍

[@CTmoog]

Hey Charles! Thanks man! I appreciate that! =)

[@jackrusselclan]

@@CTmoog no thanks just keep your vids coming, they are great to watch, and the bus is actually in great shape, I've got married in a 68 bus here in the Netherlands greetz Charles

[@CTmoog]

Awesome!!! That's so cool you got married in a 68 bus! I would love to visit the Netherlands someday! =)

[@scottsommers552]

Not bad looking. The oven cleaner soaked for a few hours followed by regular pinsol and hot water will take all that gunk off. Was that grass in the tie rod or was rusty just sitting that low that it could cut grass?

[@pandokazz]

wow, good introduction men

[@motorfreaknew]

nice job, i guess it took a lot of patience to do it. I found my beetle full of mud after a flood and i had to clean each every part of it

[@chucktheobald4791]

Okay makes sense. Saw you pressure washing the engine. But those other parts looked greasier for sure. It's fun watching you. Do you plan renewing the body and insides too? Omgosh. That will take some time and elbow grease lol.

[@CTmoog]

Yes, the engine wasn't too bad. I will be doing some of the really rusty areas but it will remain rusty on the outside for now. Thank you!

[@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran]

why using diesel that is oil to remove grease and mud ? gasoline is working 2 times faster with certainly half the amount and you won't even need the degreaser at the end.

[@smiffy1071]

Tonton des Bois gasoline evaporates, and is a fire hazard. Diesel soaks into the grease, and gently dissolves it. I’ve been using it for years for this kind of work.

[@Contantq]

It does work better but Its also much more flammable.

[@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran]

@@Contantq ​ & smiffy1071 it makes sense.

[@ollimakkonen6481]

Not a problem, use gasoline if you want to. In particular, its the product of the week with those who enjoy seeing themselves in flames...

[@Contantq]

You must be referring to the amusing video of the bleeding, I mean burning heart liberal that torched himself! Good call. We need more of them to keep us entertained. Another useless eater bites the dust.

[@NevadaNorcal]

Try using Purple Power and a pressure washer. You won't have that gas smell on you.

[@dlifka5102]

Mantul bosku🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@CTmoog]

Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more! =)

[@giorgioisgaming5814]

Where do you put all the used and dirty diesel after you cleaned everything?

[@cdradmaker]

A lot of hard work. It looks good though!

[@ralphramirez7815]

Nice job. A big piece of cardboard would have kept the floor clean.

[@iaagg]

That's awesome just some soap and water and it will be ready for paint. If you're going in that direction that is.

[@Mikefngarage]

IMO mineral spirits works better for cleaning parts. evaporates over time so no disposal issues. Diesel can be recycled with motor oil though.

[@VicAmor1944]

I would have used a buck knife or even a putty knife to methodically scrape, to cut most of the built-up, heavy stuff... it would have made short order of it all and would have taken you down to metal a lot faster, a lot cleaner.

[@8891202513]

Nice job

[@CTmoog]

Thank you! Stay tuned! =)

[@kurmaikristof]

Loved the intro, i like seeing how you improve your video making. :D

[@CTmoog]

THANK YOU!!! =) Stay tuned!

[@AlexCruz007]

Nice intro! I like your videos, good job :)

[@gparry42]

Well done you !

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Gareth!

[@ltdees2362]

How do you dispose the fuel and muck?

[@ashleypeach960]

That transformation was awesome!! What did you spray it down with at the end there?

[@CTmoog]

Hello Ashley! Thank you! That was brake cleaner! It works great! Did you subscribe? Stay tuned form more! =)

[@ivorwm2291]

I wonder how a steamer would work? Great job

[@CTmoog]

Thanks Ivor! They work great! I've seen some guys on youtube using them. I was considering renting one for the day...Thanks man! =)

[@sugardaddy62]

Also CRC makes a darn good rust converter.

[@lionreb]

Oddly satisfying it is, CT especially at the fastest speed! However, it would seem to be overkill if you are just going to automatically replace everything. some of those parts may be completely functional and now clean. just missing a bit of "original" paint if someone needs that.

[@rcastillon1]

I think you'll find that all the grease and dirt build up saved your suspension from rust and decay

[@CTmoog]

Hey Bob, I think your right! We will be filling them with more soon! =)

[@xavierjacques73]

Good job Sir

[@CTmoog]

Thank you sir!!! Stay tuned! =)

[@ltdjag7577]

You could try diesel in a small container with a pump sprayer for less waste and more control over applications

[@darkunicorn1208]

Pressure washer or a foam cannon with really good pressure and soap and degreaser with wire brushes would have been easier and safer lol.

[@smiffy1071]

Dark Unicorn I’ve worked in the bus transportation. Industry for 30 years... trust me, a pressure washer just doesn’t cut it when removing old grease and dirt like this. Diesel fuel when used like this is perfectly safe, it can’t ignite with sparks or naked flames. It’s very cheap, and you can use it again....I’d call that a win wouldn’t you?

[@graemelliott3942]

I get the odd satisfaction I get from cleaning my parts 😁👍 I truly believe it add horse power.💪

[@noelevans8239]

Graem Elliott much quicker to just have a shower every morning

[@CTmoog]

Hey Graem! YES! Your car feels faster when it's clean! Thank you!!! Stay tuned! =)

[@CTmoog]

@@noelevans8239 - Clean parts! HAHA! =)

[@VWLifeVW]

nice intro!

[@CTmoog]

Thanks man!!! =)

[@chucktheobald4791]

Why didn't you use a pressure washer??

[@CTmoog]

I didn't want to make a mess all over the driveway. Thanks and stay tuned for more! =)

[@joelpalmer]

While I applaud your efforts and diligence, the video would benefit from editing to no more than ten minutes.

[@CTmoog]

Hello Joel! Thanks for your feedback! I really appreciate that and will take it into consideration. Sometimes it's hard to get everything into the 10 minutes! Stay tuned for the next one! =)

[@joelpalmer]

@@CTmoog Thanks and on the other side, try this. Do not soak with kerosene first. Us a soft to medium wire bristle brush dry to knock 90 percent of the crud loose. That can. be swept up with a brush and dustpan. Only then spray with degreaser, brake cleaner, or kerosene in a garden sprayer and go for the last ten percent. Don't ask how I know this