you did a great job restoring the navy jeep.

Forgot to mention that the blue color is perfect for the air force version.....I own the air force version and it is just as good looking as you restoration job....awesome...thank you for sharing your great work!!!!

Badly neglected toy....great restoration job.....very nice results 👍 👌 👏...keep up the good work!!!!

Hi just a few tips for you use crushed glass as a medium in your sand blaster ,use between 80-100 psi will give you better cleaning of the parts , sand down parts with sandpaper to check if you need to use jb weld or under coat powder coat to fill any rust craters this will help smooth out the metal so when you use the final powder coat color it will come nice and smooth, and if you want to get real fancy put a clear coat on top. with your powder coat gun take off the defuser and put a regulator on the air line this will help with the powder going on the part and getting a good coverage . your doing a good job keep it up

Good job

When I was in the Seabees none of our vehicles were blue, always green or gray. Blue is an Air Force color.

Pretty good restauration, not perfect but pretty good! I'd just like to give as friendly advice to edit this vid a bit more: 48 mins is too long. Nobody wants to watch 10 mins of sandblasting.

Restauration should follow the original colours. Otherwise it becomes a simple toy. But original coloured it would be a valuable collection piece. Chance is missed.

SeeBee's jeeps were gray in color. As a side note, this was extraordinary slow and painful to watch every single little thing.

It wasn"t good, the bodywork was Full of Markus, amateur work.