Just buy a new one, it will cost less.

Perfect. ❤

I wish I could go back. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Nice work

I would add hydrogen, aluminum and caustic BOOM!

Where did you find the replacement light sockets?

Taking a weathered, rusted signal lamp and transforming it back to its former glory showcases both technical skill and a deep appreciation for historical artifacts. This title hints at the satisfying reveal of vibrant color and functionality beneath years of rust, making it an exciting watch for viewers who enjoy seeing the revival of vintage pieces. Perfect for restoration fans and anyone who loves seeing history restored, one project at a time!

So satisfying and uplifting even inspiring to watch the recovery and restoration-to-new of a once-abandoned, rusty old lamp!

What is that white stuff you are spraying on?

Incroyable j’adore les vieux objets et là le résultat est spectaculaire 😊magnifique 💙 💙

thanks for showing all the materials you use, as some youtubers leave you guessing about what they are using

У меня такая лампа, посровнению с этой она в идиальном состоянии

Best restoration video ever ❤❤

What a brilliant job - well done!

बहुत सुंदर सराहनीय प्रयास आपका👌👌👌👌❤️🪷🪷

the time and effort were extensive. the end result and the skills you honed - priceless. 👍💪👍💪

Where did u get replacement springs from?

Great job

Saved from its demise, lighting the way from a time once lived,a piece of history saved for all to enjoy and imagine, how it must have felt,to live in the days of no electric lighting,as lighting a lantern at night,was the norm for those of the past 👍🏼

WELL DONE BROTHER .THANKS.

Đúng là tuổi trẻ tài ba đầy sáng tạo,biến những đồ vật dứt bỏ đi cấu tạo lại mới,nay mới phát hiện trên mâng xã hội...khâm phục luôn,chúc em vui khỏe an lành. 16/10/1024.(mở rộng tầm mắt thiệt luôn.

Bravo❤

❤❤A relic that gave the, "Red Light District" it's name.❤

You are an artist! Great job!

YES !!!!!! - EXCELLENCE !!!!! - THANKS !!!!!!! - JESUS CHRIST IS LORD !!!!! - AMEN !!!!!!!

I'd have painted it back yellow - the original color. Really, some of them are not worth bringing back, and as rusty as this one was, it really was too far gone. These lanterns aren't rare at all. I have both an old yellow and an old orange, red globe road hazard lantern. Probably 30's-50's vintage. Dietz Little Wizard and a Dietz Little Giant. Nowhere near as messed up as this one - still in perfect working order as a matter of fact. -Then, after all that work, you go and put gummy old red dyed diesel in for fuel. WTH.

Disculpe esta en venta

Beautiful work

It's beautiful to watch such craftsmanship.❤

Dietz was the industry standard for kerosene railroad signal lamps before the advent of battery-powered incandescent lights.

Was it worth ur great dedicated efforts

You can buy a new one for ten quid.

I wonder if Wile E Coyote will buy from you

beautiful

Belo trabalho!parabéns

Old cars don't have that much bondo in them.

Wow, a lantern poured out of a can. Amazing.

very good video

I remember my Dad cleaning the glass and trimming the wicks and filling up the kerosene in our hurricane lamps because we had no electricity in our house in Madras India in the early 60s . And there would be a strong gust of wind and the lamps would go out and my Dad would have to relight the lamps . Those were the days but beautiful memories to cherish . Cheers from Australia .

Wow😮6 hours polishing red glass😊impressive👍looks brand new

Madre miaaaa a quedado nuevo

Otro de mi preferido el farol antiguo.

Nice but i felt the painting job could have been done better

Super 👍❤️

Beautiful work. Looks fantastic. FYI: The wood wipers, as you called them, are actually called dasher blades. The unit they are attached to is the dasher.

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Good work.. 👍

Is that what people do nowadays. Make antiques look like brand new? Sorry but looks too much like a pen knife and will be totally out of balance to shave with.

Beautiful