A Pennsylvania content creator has implemented an extremely satisfactory cleanup of a 1965 Ford Mustang, removing rust from his chariot with a process that has attracted the attention of thousands of Internet users.
Initially, the car was immersed in an acidic container, and then it was extracted and cleaned with high water pressure until the rust began to escape and the original color of the chariot became visible again, it transmits Telegrafi.
The video author is Trevor Malloy, who is known in the Instagram as Min of dangle. He is a professional in removing paint, and in his profile he constantly publishes images of moving rust processes. Its contents have collected more than 476 thousand followers.
Mustang’s cleanup of 1965 was especially impressive, since at the end of the process there was almost no rust left in the steel part of the chariot.
Despite the improved view, however, the car was still far from being ready to move on the road, as cleaning had largely discovered metal carrots, while many other parts were missing.
The video received numerous positive reactions. A user commented: I opened the video because of the acid vessel, but I stayed for the pressure bath.
Another described it as the most satisfying thing I have seen in recent months.
Even Ford Mustang’s official account in Instagram reacted to the video, commenting in humor: Thanks for the bathroom.
The images prove once again that videos of cleaning and restoring old cars continue to be among the most popular content on social networks. /Telegraphy/
