Restoration - Extremely Pitted Fire-Extinguisher Restore.

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👉 This is a really old vintage fire extinguisher restoration. I used all sorts of chemicals on this and it was hard work as it was caked in dirt, grime and mold. I think to be honest in the end, this restoration came out looking really nice!
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@gimbalworx827 10 месяцев назад

That was awesome, gave me a few ideas to do with an old brass oil lamp

@YamiAshy 4 года назад

Watching you polish it to a shine was the most satisfying part, great job!

@jerryjohnsonii4181 4 года назад

Spectacular restoration , Nick !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I use Flitz on my swords to polish them. Great stuff !!!!!!!!!

@joann5051 4 года назад

Just gorgeous. You're able to show off the wonderful workmanship that went into making it originally. I wish thing we're made that well still ( dislike the the throwaway society we have become ) By far my favorite.

@shaunfelton2046 4 года назад

This has to be my favourite resto video so far!

@NickZammetimakes 4 года назад

thanks dude

@donnaricardo2109 4 года назад

The transformation of the old fire extinguisher was stunning! Amazing Zammeti restoration, love your work.

@JPA66 4 года назад

Have always wanted one of these, was a fire fighter for 15 years and this was a classic piece of equipment. Excellent job restoring this! 👍🏼

@Val-zj1zz 4 года назад

We found one at an auction for a DOLLAR! Twas' completely filthy and oil stained (well the dirt was haha). We cleaned it up kept it for several yrs and then let it go (for a small profit of course).

@mpart_woodlathe-stuff 4 года назад

Looks brand new !! I get extremely satisfied when I can succumb to my OCD and get something clean and polished up, you too ? - Mike

@TheAssaultcraft 4 года назад

Great stuff.. I work in the field of fire protection and I am looking to restore some of my brass fire extinguishers...

@Val-zj1zz 4 года назад

Nice to see it done to the original finish, they don't care about looks anymore do they (on new ones that is). Just a beautiful job Nick :)

@just_inolredneck8319 4 года назад

I really like this! I’m a volunteer firefighter in North Carolina. Looks good keep up the good work!

@NickZammetimakes 4 года назад

thank you Justin

@richardbell2882 4 года назад

By far the best restoration thus far. 🎺🎺

@mountainviewturning5319 4 года назад

Great restoration

@tammycurtis4751 4 года назад

I absolutely love it! Great job!

@suestracks 4 года назад

Nick, nothing is better than Brasso. It might be a little more work but well worth the effort.

@NickZammetimakes 4 года назад

i love that stuff

@Hill139 4 года назад

Not sure if you have it in the UK, but barkeepers friend is awesome for getting tarnish off! Keep up the good work!

@dougiearmstrong9992 4 года назад

I thought i was seeing things one minuet your buffer was blue then it was grey oh well brill job mr z

@WitchidWitchid 3 года назад

Ah yes, the old "Buffalo Fire soda-acid extinguisher". A place I worked in had an old building where there were stored tons of old paper records dating back to the mid-1800s. They had loads of these old copper Buffalo brand soda-acid extinguishers. One was mounted on each end of every aisle and several on each tier. Every year or so they were emptied, cleaned, polished, and recharged. They were in use probably from the late 1800s right on up into the late 1970s. Sometime in the early 1980s they were decomissioned and replaced with modern units. They allowed me and a couple other employees take one or two home.

@WoodenItBeNice 4 года назад

Nice work Nick. Cheers Huw

@annenelson5165 4 года назад

Wow! Well done! I have an antique fire extinguisher that is dire need of restoration. Can I bring it over? LOL! Thanks for the video - you have inspired me :)

@kennethbennett4095 Год назад

If you think the Flitz spray is good, you should try the cream. It is the best metal polish...

@sheilahperry-rosales8748 4 года назад

Hope on all these projects you take precautions on lead based paint!

@ineedausernamenow999 3 года назад

I don’t think this is the same video I’m currently watching on my tv, but I have to say that your lamp video has got me very inspired for next Christmas for my bf. Thank jesus i found your vid this early in the year!! Also, love all your other videos. I enjoy watching your stuff even though I don’t turn (yet)

@koshnaranek2317 3 года назад

In another video the restorer used the same product but he said to rinse it with some water to stop the cleaning process so as not to damage the surface per directions on bottle. He then used the Flitz polish amazing results. I have the pretty much the same one but on the label it indicates tested to 500 lbs. It is a General Quick aid foam for fire. It was left outside for well over 20 yrs has a "lovely" green patina but still want to shiny it up. Cheers mate.

@Ofthe7thSon 4 года назад

Hey Nick, you should donate the fire extinguisher to a local fire station or county department....

@chrisplummer923 2 года назад

extinguisher is copper label is brass. mice job working on one myself right now

@BigTex347 3 года назад

Great video! I just bought this exact fire extinguisher at a flee market for $20.00. It has quite a lot of patina on it and I was looking around RU-vid trying to see what I could use to clean it up. Thanks so much!

@Jillysmom63 3 года назад

That was really pretty! I found a 200-year-old brass head and footboard for a queen-sized bed in someone's yard with a make an offer price... they took 35 dollars! It had sat in an antique shop for years and still had the $200.00 price tag on it. It was in pretty good shape metal-wise. It has some small pitting in places but was mostly just filthy and tarnished , god was it tarnished lol. I scrubbed and buffed with Brasso and some other things, I wish I'd known about the stuff you used though. I am swamped with work ( I'm a sculptor) and it was going to take me forever and I really wanted to use it, so I gave up and painted it a gold metallic color lol. Hey, it's pretty but I'd have liked the brass instead. too bad you live across the ocean from me, I'd have had you do it lol.

@Theupstateidiots 3 года назад

For others wondering, the can is copper, and the placard is brass.

@SteveC38 4 года назад

Beautiful Job Nick!

@clemmonswest262 4 года назад

I’m currently working on one of these. Thanks for the help.

@victoriajean586 4 года назад

Who in God's green earth, dislikes your videos? Hella tool and troll. Cause restoration vids alone are therapeutic. Your vids are quite epic. Mixing that... Awesomesauce!!!

@moannaleesa523 3 года назад

Save some money next time and first strip the laquer off the copper (laquer thinner should work or paint stripper if it doesn't). Skip the expensive, dangerous chemicals and use equal parts of flour, salt and vinegar mixed together to form a paste (not too thick, not too thin). Apply the paste to the now bare copper and brass and cover with saran wrap...wait 1/2 hr -1 day depending on how badly it is tarnished. Wash it off with warm soapy water and wipe quickly with a cheap polishing paste like Gel Gloss (used for fiberglass tubs etc) any polishing paste will do that is not too abrasive. Then put it to the wheel and wowzas could have saved yourself hours of scrubbing and made your polishing way easier by not having to remove all of the scratches left by the steel wool.

@captkleppto 4 года назад

Hey wait! That extinguisher looks so familiar..... Lol (other channel)

@brendonw4423 4 года назад

Nice restoration man

@tinovanderzwanphonocave544 3 года назад

I have something similar it's a hand pump compressor that held diluted pine tar and was basically used as a spray paint device these were also used to paint below the waterline of for instance the titanic. is has a laminated Dunlop rubber hose so it's from between 1900 and 1910. it still works and smells awesome really old-timey construction smell!

@jamesbrandon8520 4 года назад

Repaint the background and border black to make it pop, then clear coat it to keep it from tarnishing again

@philcooke1000 3 года назад

Hey mate, noticed the NZ Woodturners sticker on your bench. Are you residing in NZ?

@gislaw1324 4 года назад

:( you left out the turning it into a lamp and the fire scale?

@victoriajean586 4 года назад

Also an FYI don't ever go to Buffalo, Ny. Been there never want to do that again. Niagara on the Canada side however, is gorgeous. (Just outside of Buffalo.)

@BillMulholland1 7 месяцев назад

❤️👍

@geoffk43 4 года назад

Looks great, but leave it as is. Would be a damn shame to drill into it just to make a lamp.

@Ironfireman11 3 года назад

Can you list what materials you used in what order? I'm wanting to do this. Thanks

@hazelslaughter8572 2 года назад

Hey your video is too fast could you please send me all the name of all the cleaning items that you use got one today wanna start cleaning it will be a lamp when it's done