Restoration Of Vintage Bead Roller | From Rust to Shine

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Restoration Of Vintage Bead Roller | From Rust to Shine In this video I am restoring a rusty bead roller. I bought this bead roller from a flea market. Many parts of this bead roller are not made correctly. ‎ ‎To restore this bead roller, I started by disassembling every part. ‎Each piece was covered with old grease, which I completely cleaned off. ‎After that, I used a paint remover to strip away the old paint from the surface. ‎For removing rust, I used vinegar, and to make the process faster, I added electricity to the setup. ‎ ‎Once all the parts were rust free, I focused on the main body of the bead roller. ‎It had several casting marks that I removed using a metal file and a pin grinder. ‎After smoothing the surface, I applied filling primer and painted it in Ford Tractor Blue. ‎All other paintable parts were finished in the same color. ‎ ‎The parts that were damaged were repaired, and those that couldn’t be repaired were newly made. ‎Many of the metal parts were nickel plated, and a few received a cold bluing finish for added protection. ‎ ‎This bead roller didn’t have a handle, so I made one myself using a beautiful piece of wood. ‎I fitted a brass bush inside it and shaped it into a smooth, elegant handle. ‎ ‎After restoring, painting, and finishing all the components, I reassembled the bead roller completely – ‎bringing this old machine back to life once again. ‎ ‎ ‎Work I do in the video and what I use . If you want to ask any question, please ask in the comment section. I read everyone's comments and try to answer. ‎ ‎Subscribe for more of my content. I'm uploading videos about Restoration. ‎ ‎Thanks for reading the description and thanks for watching ‎ ‎#beadroller ‎#restoration ‎#restorationvideos ‎#restore ‎#vintage ‎#rescue ‎#asmr ‎#restore ‎#antique ‎#repair ‎#ayazrestoration