Tom_Restorer
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Tom, your work is phenomenal! Do you need an apprentice? Just kidding, but, I wish! I do hope you have someone to pass your skills to.
CATASTROPHE !!
Look what´s happen after one more night in Acetone. Fallen complete apart...
Most of this parts was fixed with glue and some other fragments cracked new because the salt.
Anyway, now I can clean the cracks with air abrasion from salt and Akaganeit and clean it from in- and outside until small areas of metal appears to put all pieces together in a steel net and in electrolysis.
Before this happen I let them for a while in alkaline solution. This makes it easier to wash out all bad stuff in electrolysis.
On the second pic you can see what nice surface it well get later. The alkaline solution made it possible to scratch this area clean just with a scalpel.
You can see on the thickness of some parts that there is a layer of rust mixed with gun powder which is up to half an inch thick. All this stuff must be cleaned away for doing a proper electrolysis.
You always get to work on the coolest stuff tom....good to see you working my friend.
TR, your work is spectacular
pardon the intrusion, but has Corona inhibited your clients?
there is a world of artifacts needing restoration, is it the price?
difficult to see
well now I'm curious, a ballpark price on the grenade restoration?
about your plandemic, it does seem to be effective at culling old/weakened people, so who has the motivation?
pension systems clearly, but look at the medical costs - apart from the stupid restrictions
so who benefits?
Tom,
You do magnificent work! I am so sorry to hear you are losing your business! Stay safe, my friend. I hope things turn around for you soon!