How To & DIY
How To Use a Steering Wheel Puller Set from Eastwood
In this video, Matt uses a steering wheel puller set from Eastwood to remove a steering wheel from an old hot rod steering column. [More…]
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How To & DIY
This Tool is the Easiest Way To Straighten Brake and Fuel Line Tubing
Tubing straighteners are a quick & easy tool to straighten bent or coiled steel, stainless steel, copper & aluminum brake or fuel lines. [More…]
DIY Projects
Easy, Affordable Heavy Rust and Grime Removal with a Needle Scaler
Matt goes back to the basics and uses one of the most affordable yet powerful air tools in his shop — a $30 pistol grip needle scaler. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Repair a Cracked Steering Wheel
If you have a ragged old steering wheel and can’t find a replacement, you can refresh it instead with the right tools and supplies. [More…]
How To & DIY
How to Cut Pipe and Tubing by Hand ~ Exhaust Pipe and Roll Cage Cutter
If you are welding up your own exhaust system or roll cage you need this tool to make those perfectly straight cuts which will make butt welding the joints together a breeze. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Clean Old Brake and Fuel Lines with Aerosol Injected Cleaner
Eastwood’s award-winning Aerosol-Injected Cleaning System directs a focused blast of cleaner to penetrate deep into hard-to-reach places. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Get The Most Money When Selling A Used Car
Here are some solid tips and tricks from Eastwood for getting the most money possible when selling your used car. [More…]
How To & DIY
Restoration Hack ~ How To Restore Old Chrome
This little Restoration Hack is a lifesaver for restoring old chrome or polished metal on those barn finds. [More…]
Welding Basics
Top 10 Beginner MIG Welding Questions ~ What You Need to Know
MIG is considered one of the easier methods of welding, so it’s no shock that many people pick one up when they get their first project car. [More…]
How To & DIY
How to Replace a Door Skin
How to replace a door skin on a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro including how to remove an old door skin and install a brand new door skin. [More…]
