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Started by Jan M., October 11, 2018, 07:09:51 AM

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Jan M.

Hi friends,

here is my restoration from last week.
I was able to get a really nice N-code in mint condition.
Ok a small rim rash but that's OK for this aged.

Here some impressions:







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Jan
Best regards,
Jan

JEBIV

Seeking a Black Sequoia I know I know, I'd settle for just the tabbed no leg grill

Cellar2ful



My hands ache looking at that ash pan.  It looks brand new and those handles.  Must not have been exposed to the elements.  Kept covered or stored indoors maybe.
"Chasing Classic Kettles"

Grillagin

Very nice find and restore! Beautiful handles.

Mr.CPHo

Wow nice redhead


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ABROB

Do you polish by hand or use some sort of power buffer?

Jan M.


Quote from: ABROB on October 11, 2018, 09:59:46 AM
Do you polish by hand or use some sort of power buffer?

Depends. I have special discs for my angle grinder and special stuff for my drilling machine.
If there are deeper scratches in the surfaces I grind them in many (1-8 (depends))steps out.
Then I use mostly my grinder with special polish discs with 2-3 polish waxes.
Finish always by hand.

For stuff with no scratches and less oxidation I often use just metal polish, polished by hand.
(E.g. legs)

For enamel I use paint cleaner (same as for cars)

Metal polish : Meguiars NXT metal polish





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Best regards,
Jan