US Army M1 Helmet Liner Restoration

[@user-wg6ww6mx6h]

Your video helped me out tons..... KEEP UP the great work......

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

I'm glad it was useful. Thanks for the kind words.

[@mrsmel269]

great work brother !!!

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

Thanks! Next video will be coming up in a week or less.

[@robertmunoz7543]

Lastly no one wears an M1 liner better than frank burns!😁 Jman

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

LOL! I haven't seen MASH in years. Now I'll have to go look it up.

[@robertmunoz7543]

@@FreeAmericaChannel it's shown in reruns where I'm at but frank seem to always have one on! Jman

[@DoggerMemes]

i know this videos a bit older and you may not respond but is there a way you can reuse the rivots if there in good condition, because i have a m1 liner thats in pretty good condition but the cloth in the liner and all of that is torn up

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

No, I don't think so because you have to shorten the rivets to get them out. You can get new rivets though through J. Murrey. They are not expensive and I use his rivets exclusively in my restorations.

[@DoggerMemes]

@@FreeAmericaChannel thanks man

[@iamsteverogersakacapamerica041]

Can you do a restoration on an m1c helmet liner.

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

Yes, I can. In fact, I have an M1C that is missing a buckle for the "A" frame chin strap and worn heavily. It is a Vietnam era M1C helmet but I can do a restoration on that one. It may be a little while in coming. I need to find the right A frames and buckles and then buy them. This is not a cheap hobby, as you probably know! LOL

[@robertmunoz7543]

Cracks require fiberglass fix not gorilla or flex seal!🙄 Jman

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

Exactly why I recommend not restoring cracked shells, unless you are an experienced fiberglass worker - which I am not.

[@robertmunoz7543]

@@FreeAmericaChannel I like the sheen but to each his own!😜 Jman