Evening mate, top man. How old are they. An how long did it take start to finish??. Great video mate cheers for sharing. Keep positive an keep upp the great work. 👍😃🇬🇧
Thank you mate 😊👍🏻…. Took a day or two because of me letting it soak in oil etc…could definitely speed up the process and do it in a couple of hours imo. It’s post war West German marked so Cold War era 😊 All the best Lars
Hej Carsten Tak for din kommentar 👍🏻 jeg var heldig af finde dem i en genbrug/antik forretning. Der findes også en kinesisk model der heller ikke er ret stor, dem har jeg også fundet på loppemarked.. mvh Lars
Hiya pal, great video. Don’t suppose you can post links to the products you used as I’m planning on restoring mine also. Did any of the products damage or thin the metal out in any way? Any weakness as a result of the acid? Cheers pal
Thank your for your comment 👍🏻 Regarding the acid it is important to rinse the object very well afterwards to insure the object will not rust as a result of the acid. The acid will not damage the metal and it does not damage original paint if you remember to clean it afterwards. Also use the soft side of the sponge when you clean the object in the acid solution and keep it wet. I think you can get OXALIC acid in most hardware stores. Remember to use rubber gloves and keep your workshop ventilated. Best Lars
