Any way you could copy the text and paste it into this Thread? We in the USA cannot (or at least in the Seattle ares) view the video.
From the video;
... Once the welding is complete, the chassis is ready for a bath. Ten baths in fact. This is a rust proofing process called Autophoretic coating.
First, the chassis must undergo a thorough cleaning process before finally before dipping into a vat of PVDC resin based liquid. This material protects every nook and cranny of the steel.
Finally, a technician wearing a full body suit and equipped with an independent air supply, sprays the chassis with a coating of black paint. Bright, multidirectional lighting ensured he doesn’t miss anything. ... The images from the video showing the chassis being dunked matches the pictures from ABT's web page (especially the work floor area to the right), so very likely that the ten step process and painting is done at ABT where the chassis is made rather than at the Morgan workshop.
http://www.abtproducts.com/autophoretic-coating-in-the-uk/Also to note, when showing the chassis being built from steel tubing and the welding, the workers uniform/work clothes have ABT tags on them.
