How to put coils in a brake line without a tube bender

Rusted out rear brake line removed from a 2001 Buick Century. How to put coils in brake line when you don't have a tube bender.

[@jeffleblanc8850]

Great job I half to do one of them I’m using copper nickel so should be pretty easy I hope you are good at making lines that’s foresure I find the line your using hard to work I’d screw it up with that line tried to make easy bends over my rear end and I made a mess that’s how I found copper nickel it’s more money but less aggregation

[@russdavis1960]

Looks like it worked pretty good. Thanks for posting.

[@theazguy]

My pleasure, I hope it helped!

[@xpmark1]

Thanks for posting.

[@theazguy]

No problem and thanks for watching

[@jeffleblanc8850]

Thai you for this video

[@samohtnotslar]

it worked. thanks

[@ifixeditmyself1926]

That worked great

[@theazguy]

Glad it helped!

[@sbreagle]

Awesome

[@bobi_lopataru]

I'll make a much longer coil and use it to generate steam for my mini steam power plant school project

[@karguy1720]

Bending without using a proper tool may result in kinks in the tubing. Check your work to ensure that you haven't caused a kink, which may reduce the flow of brake fluid.

[@theazguy]

That is solid advice

[@xpmark1]

What is the diameter of the can and is the brake line made of steel, copper?

[@theazguy]

That was a 4 oz. can of Permatex Gasket Remover that I used. I don't have the exact dimension but it was small than your average can of spray paint. The line was bulk steel purchased from Autozone.

[@xpmark1]

@@theazguy Thanks Ken.

[@theazguy]

Brake line was steel and the can was about 2 inches in diameter.

[@woodybear8298]

Stop saying 'basically'.