Thank you to everyone who watches the restorations. I also want to thank everyone who has subscribed. Lastly, I left the links on how you can support my channel in the description. Take care everyone! - R&R

I just bought a Nylint roadster a few days ago. Very cool

Thanks for being a teacher, this world needs you all !

I got one for my 8th birthday back in 1968. My dad took me to WT GRANT and I got to pick my Roadster off the shelf in the toy department. Dad wasn't big on wrapping presents. He'd rather take us kids to the store and pick out our bkrthday gift. I loved the rumble seat and the red interior. Nice restoration job. It looks exactly like the one I had.

Out of all restoration channel this, he is the first one to actually put time in sanding the whole thing and making sure the paint has excellent quality

Thank you for finally introducing yourself. I watch everyone of your videos and look forward to seeing many more.

When I was about 10 years old, one of my cousins gave me a roadster exactly like yours, less damaged by corrosion but without wheels, without seats, without rudder, and with severe damage to the paint. With parts from another plastic toy car, I adapted "new wheels", and the driver's seat. At that time, the only thing I had available was a golden spray paint, with which I painted the body that originally goes in yellow, and what should go in black I painted with black shoe ink, the same as the frame of the "windshield". I think to have done it with only 10 years old, I did not do such a bad restoration, and I still keep my roadster exactly the same as from that time, and never in all these years did I see another one like it, until I found your excellent restoration video . Congratulations!. For me, it was a great restoration!.

Until now, I never even knew that there was a Nylint roadster. I am looking into them now ,thanks to you.

First: I'd like to say that you do awesome work. Second: The uses of spray painting comes out just as good as powder coating. That's my opinion. And third: Although the commercials drive me crazy if it helps you out by setting through them then so be it. You should be very proud of the work you do!

Wasn’t too sure of the yellow until it was all together. You nailed it. Looks awesome.

Your video shows you don’t necessarily need expensive equipment. You did such a wonderful job of prep and post sanding that the results were better than many powder coaters out there (who don’t sand or prime when they need to) and the best spray painted restoration I’ve seen. Great job!

Thank you...first of all, for being a teacher. And then of course being a restorer and the passion that you share with us viewers.

One of the reasons I like your videos is precisely because you don't use a lot of expensive equipment. Part of the reason I and other people watch restoration videos is to learn how to do this kind of thing ourselves. I don't have a sandblaster or a powder coater, nor am I likely to get one. Seeing how to do restorations with the basic equipment someone might have in their workshop is part of the appeal. .. Keep up the great work.

O.M.G. That is unbelievable. The before and after are amazing. What a beautiful restoration. ~Kevin

I really love toy restoration videos

Nice to see the face behind the video. You work humbly & produce a nice clean restoration. It is the talent that produces nice clean restorations, not the tools. I enjoy your restorations & watch watch you post a new project. Enjoy you advocation . Stay Real.

I have a lot of respect for you doing this with limited funds, this also gives others the incentive to jump in and restore there old items, I wish more KZfaqrs would show how to do restore and repairs with minimal tools. Keep up the great videos!!

I think it is amazing how much time you take to restore these old cars. It isn't about having the best of everything. It is the amazing workmanship and dedication to learning that is the most important. As long as you are learning something with each new project then that is all that matters. If getting some new equipment is a part of the learning then fine, but youbdidvan amazing restoration on both Nylint automobiles and that was amazing!

Watching your videos is therapeutic for me. You do outstanding work.

I had this one. Almost mint condition. Had been in closet for 40 years. Color spot on! You do a awesome job brother. So open and honest. Love what you do and who you are a open honest all around great person. So glad I found your channel. Wish I seen it sooner!!!

No need to apologise I have been restoring tonka and nylint trucks and cars for over fourty years and I have a great way to strip rust and paint off I always spray paint them you did a fine job

Feliz de ver tu trabajo ya que yo recibí una como regalo de navidad una igualita como ésta hace 40 años y aún la concervo, me la regaló un niño que no me conocía y le estoy muy agradecido porque me hizo muy feliz ahora tengo 50 años, soy de saltillo coahuila, me gustan mucho tus videos felicidades excelentes trabajos.

Good for you being a teacher! Thanks for doing these videos! I really enjoy them.

Your hand painting and sanding gives a better looking finish in my opinion.

I would like to try to restore these old toys. I don't have the tools either but I'm glad to see someone working on them with little tools and not with high tech tools which are extensive. BTW, I had a Tonka truck when I was young.

I like the way you work - to your budget. You shouldn't feel the need to apologise for you lack of equipment, your enthusiasm and skill makes up for that many times over. Keep going my Friend!

I love every one of your videos. Now that I know watching the ads will help you, I won't skip them. Your videos are worth it. My husband and I forward them to each other all the time.

Very good work. Glad you pointed out how time consuming each sanding step was, and using the meguiar's for the final polishing was great. Wed like to see the details of how you fixed the windshield, exactly what you replaced, and cleaning off the axles. For us resto video junkies, details are important. Thanks again you a beautiful video!

It's nice to see the person who restores the things I watch. Very nice restoration. Reminds me of "Noddy's" car. ( kids programme).

Nice shiny paint job!!

I watch several other restorers of these toy. They too, ultimately slowly. Don't go too fast, great work

Looks like a Kissel GoldBug. Very cool to see. Well done

Great work. You don't need power coating now, your work is great as it is.

I've been doing restorations like this for 30 +years Allow me to help you out a little. You don't need to wash it. That's a step you don't need. When you sandblast, you don't have to sand it. When you sand it after you've sandblasted it, you are defeating the purpose of sandblasting. Etching the metal. Sanding is a step you don't need. Two steps you are missing. You should wear gloves. Never handle bare metal with your bare hands. If you do you will leave finger oils on the metal. Finger oils will cause fisheye, runs, and orange peel. You will also get orange peel if you're spraying from too far away. Wear gloves through the whole painting process. Use a good metal cleaner before you prime. Duplicolor offers a spray grease and wax remover. Use it before you prime. Most all primer is porous. You don't have to sand it after you prime it. If you clean the metal your primer will go on smoother. And you won't get bleed through. So, anything that is under it will bleed through it. And cause problems in the paint. If you paint it as soon as the primer flashes over, you will get a chemical bond. On something this small, no need to sand the primer. On something this small, I go for the chemical bond. When you spray your paint, don't get too far away. Too far away and you will get dry spray. Too close and you will get runs. I usually spray about 6 inches away. But, I've gotten used to it and I know how fast to move my hand. That's something you will learn on your own. Me, I prefer painting. It takes learning how to handle whatever you're spraying with. Powder coating doesn't take any talent at all. You just blow the powder on it and let the heat do the rest. It takes time and talent to learn how to paint. Also, here is a link to a FB page. All these guys, including me, are builders and restorers. You can learn a lot on this page......facebook.com/groups/207859656927534/

As you slowly get patron sponsors I may suggest a Airbrush and small investment in true automotive paints if you go this route you will be the first I've seen. For most paints you can buy them as small amounts of a pint, or even smaller in touch up bottles. I really like you attention to sanding detail.

Thank you for doing the prep work (sanding, prime time, wet sanding, etc). It makes for a much better finish than some other KZfaq channels produce. I know that it is time consuming, but well worth it.

Great work and nice to meet ya

Thank you for introducing yourself and explaining your channel and your profession. Many says that the right tools makes half of the job so it will help you getting them down the road. Building up knowledge on using the tools you got is essential together with good restoration techniques.

Nice job on the roadster, I'll keep checking in to see what cool stuff you do

Dude, mad respect!

okay...you got me after the message... I'm all in... great videos...

it's a job of patience, beautiful restoration

Beautiful restoration job.

Mate l look forward to your next one from Aussie mark

Resque and restore ...now restore and repair....you both my favourite channel with brilliant idea...good job my friend

Great looking model, well done, looks new.

Great job.well done looks fantastic

Now that's a hot little roadster! Thanks for posting.

Great job. Love the honesty at the end.

Nice work, congratulations.

GREAT JOB, Brad, even without powder paint coating equipment!

love your channel!

R&R could stand for Rockin the Rehab! That roadster was poorly cared for, allowed to decay so badly. You rehabbed it quite nicely no matter your limitations. You are doing great work, someday I will try as well. Thank you!

Great video mate love your honesty and your work well done Mark 😜

love the Nylint roadster ,so cool

That good looking car 🤩 (from Indonesia 🇮🇩)

I love this channel!! The amount of time and effort you put into restoring these toys is amazing!! Keep up the great work!!

Amazing restoration work⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Cute. Well done

I got one of those for Xmas when I was about 4yo. Fun to see this! Unless I'm confusing it with a different car, I believe it had a black convertible top as well.

Nice work and nice to see a person behind the work , will be waiting to see further videos . Oh I won't hold the fact you're a math teacher against you 😉

Awsome job!

An EXCELLENT restoration job!!.. Looks better than it did when it left the Nylint Factory!!.. Keep up the great work Bud!!

This vid is MY prime time! Keep up the good work m8! 👍💪

Nice restoration

This is an excellent restoration that not only demonstrates your craftsmanship but your patience as well. From one teacher to another....all my best wishes and stay healthy.

To be honest, I like the fact that you paint your Resto.s, powder coating looks great but, paint seems more correct for the time period

Very nice job 😎👍👍

Ok I will keep watching you answered my questions...teacher's don't get paid nearly enough for what they have too put up with I know because I have spent the last 30+years as a first responder (law enforcement)now I work in the school district before I retire next year thanks for what you do....

A job well done.

okay so first thank you for each and every student that you take the time to teach you make a mark on their lives whether you know it or not....and thank you for each and every little mind that now knows Mathematics because you chose to teach....second I'm curious about the restorations you do are they customer repairs or are they just things you pick up from trash and stores like goodwill and restore to brand new. Do you sell them...or hold on to them? I love the restoration process it's shows that you truly care about those vehicles and have the time and patience to fix them like new you can almost hear them cheering that you've given them another chance at life when someone else threw them all away because of a little rust and corrosion.

I lv your videos and save all of the old toys. Jesus loves you

best wishes to that teaching gig of yours, *brad* … being a teacher is a most honorable and rewarding profession, imho. the painting and restoration of the *nylint* came out really nice.

Nice work.

Well done

This last video, though you might lack some equipment, was great. Love watching your restorations and can’t wait to see more.

Amazing restoration it looks like new .. Thx for sharing

I like good job 👏 stay safe and stay home muy bueno amigo adiós

Really very nice

Excellent restoration. Love everything about it. Thank you sharing. New subscriber.

Love it, fantastic work.

Super cute roadster!! Excellent job:)

Looks great brother

Excelente Trabajo!!!!

Came out looking great

Love this, great 👍vid.

The outcome is really good.

Very Good🤗

Great work on the roadster! And I finally get to see what you actually look like! Double awesome!

looks pretty darn good to me for what you have to work with

Very nice restoration. You do a fine job with very little tools. The passion you have restoring the vehicles you do are very impressive to me. I enjoy watching your channel. Keep up the good work. Until next time take care. Jon..

Nice job! 👍👍

An Impressive job Sir, I Wish The Lord's Blessings On Your Endeavors.

On and off I had seen some of your work, but never knowing you were behind the camera made a difference. I have seen several from India, Cambodia, China, that didn't speak English. Thank you.

Congrats. my brother, you have a lot of talent with the restoration, extremely dedicated with the details.

Excelentes restauración, siempre estoy atento a los nuevos videos del Canal. Saludos desde Guatemala

Great Restore I enjoyed the video better entertainment than whats on cable or TV keep up the good work

Your restorations are getting way better by the vid! I think you are doing a fantastic job!!!! Thank you.

Estou encantada com as transformações. Amei.Beijos do Rio de Janeiro Brazil

Love the restorations