100 years old Teapot restoration| 15 MIN RESTORATION

Restoration and repair of a hundred years old teapot which we have bought it from an old man. He says it’s a royal teapot. First when we got this old teapot, it was in a very bad condition. We made a plan and thought how to restore it and make it new.
The outcome is unbelievable. We renew it and made it shiny and royal again. It took us two days to finish the video and as we want to make our all videos only for 15 minutes, we edited the video professionally to reduce it to 15 minutes.
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Music: Kings from BEATS FOR U

[@tobygathergood4990]

Instead of all that work rubbing it and then using sandpaper on it (of all things which will damage the item by taking off too much material), the best way to remove all the oxidization is with a soda blast unit. Reasonably cheap , easy to do and much better than sandpaper.

[@em34327]

Keep your negative thoughts to yourself he knows what he's doing better than you

[@franceshallen2478]

Who knew that engraving was under all that dirt? Pretty.

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for your kind comment

[@tobygathergood4990]

Right at the beginning of the video you can see it.

[@The_Butler_Did_It]

You should have kept sanding, there were still some details left by the time you finished.

[@aleshazain9197]

Wooowww..ternyata teko nya sangat cantik 😯

[@mariaaparecidadasgracas1681]

Já deixei o like.

[@saso925]

Looks very beauteful

[@radovanlazic842]

BEAUTIFUL.

[@kristinryling1879]

Thank you for taking that neglected and forsaken teapot, and restoring it to its proper glory! Well done…beautiful! 🕊♥️

[@nivikita9324]

And he rubs and rubs and rubs...no ghost at all...poor Aladin 😉

[@tonivalenzuela8274]

Who would have thought that this beauty was under all that tarnish. Lovely.

[@mariaaparecidadasgracas1681]

Restaurador você é incrível parabéns pela restauração.

[@fernanda_bt]

amazing video, I'd love to own that teapot! just an advice from someone who enjoys restoration content, don't put soundtrack over those beautiful asmr souds ❤️

[@McSymm_Mcsymm]

You can buy exactly like this teapot in India. I have one too.

[@susannaude8514]

Thank you. This was very enjoyable and rewarding to watch. 15 minutes not wasted.

[@coltonpreslar3026]

Wow the difference is night and day that looks amazing

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for your beautiful comment

[@TheMicroTrak]

I was sure a Russian Genie was going to pop out with all that rubbing!

[@suet.r.4815]

What a pretty little red brass teapot! Nice work finding it under all of that dirt and tarnish!

[@jenlis527]

What a beautiful piece!!

[@maryheron7871]

All that hand sanding really paid off, congratulations.

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks

[@jamesband9997]

It Was joyful

[@anabeatrizlopescoelho9040]

UuuuaaauuuU 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻PARABÉNS pelo belo Trabalho!!!😍😍😍💜❤

[@MohsenAYN]

Sand blaster is the best tool for this job!

[@andrepienaar6459]

You can put some lemon juice and salt in the water. I don't think it would be necessary to boil the water. Diluted tartaric acid also takes residue and oxidation off copper/bronze. I wouldn't use sandpaper on such a soft metal.

[@martasagardia4503]

Al agua le colocas vinagre con jugo de limón y te ahorras 14 minutos de lijado!!

[@vedatbaran9208]

Beautıful

[@davidgordon1106]

The first half of the restoration was great, when do you finish it and clean up the insides?

[@andyo4462]

Who dare to drink out of this kettle? It's just a piece of antique art to be placed on a shelf. IMHO.

[@ramiruhig5558]

wondeful restoration with simple tools and hard working

[@virencmehta]

Your efforts are appreciated, but pot was need to soak in citrus acid (lemon juce) for night, and job done.

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for your feedback. We will do a better job next time

[@khalsasikhpunjabda]

Why wasted 2 hours in boiling the pot?

[@nizamishak9808]

Aku menghargai kerja mu. Tetapi , yang penting ialah 1) boleh berfungsi sbg tea pot - kamu tidak membersih dgn baik bahagian 'pot' dalam. 2) camera tidak fokus pada bahagian ukiran pada badan tea pot. Ini yang penting. Apa yang aku katakan cuma nasihat, bukan hendak menyakiti hatimu. Semoga bertambah maju.

[@mariacandidamorroni474]

Belissimo bule..maravilhoso...adorei...!!!!

[@catfishgray3696]

GREAT JOB, GREAT VIDEO, [ BACK TO WORK ]...

[@jahmasin]

boiled water, baking soda, oil and aluminum foil will take off all the tarnish. No sanding, no boiling for 2 hours. Or use an aluminum pot to put the piece(s) in then add the baking soda and oil....it all slides off.

[@cuervonoronista4629]

I like your concept of doing 15 minutes of restoration. Excellent job. Please keep doing more videos.... Thanks for your work !!!! Greetings from Mexico.

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for your beautiful comment

[@Sandra-mk3gm]

I have exactly the same tea pot?? Found mine in much better condition, I was lucky just needed a good wash and slight sanding to remove some black spots, polished up lovely.

[@roxyagev5601]

suggestion for the internal part of the beak apply rust remover or vinegar, lemon and baking soda

[@elainefleming4655]

Beautiful.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[@ErnestoRodriguez-fn1sh]

Una tetera preciosa, has hecho bien en rescatarla del abandono y restaurarla👌👍🇪🇸

[@kapa464]

Good job , but don't you guys have brasso????????

[@maniaabdellatif5201]

Très beau travail. Les musées doivent faire appel à vous pour restaurer les pièces anciennes.

[@borisc6714]

Espérons que non. Utiliser du papier sablé sur un fini métallique, quelle aberration.

[@5663828489]

An amazing transformation!

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks

[@donquixote3928]

PAWN STARS : HOLD MY BEER.

[@user-zd9tf4fw1p]

Молодец! Видно,что очень старался,желаю побольше подписчиков.

[@starykov]

он все сошкрябал - убил покойный чайник

[@anna-maria-alex1398]

Как же раньше добротно делали; идеальные пропорции.

[@gopalakrishnanjayaprakash6414]

Never use such type of sand papers because it makes damage.use vinegar mix with flour powder like a paste and cover all part in 12/24hrs ,then clean using soft cloth.

[@debrabaum2020]

Gorgeous great job 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@santhoshkrishnan5741]

Nyc work bro.... i could feel d pain in my finger after so much rubbing... but result was awesome 👍👍

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for your kind comment

[@ruthannerrante4861]

Beautiful job you have to have a lot of patience

[@eneasreginaldo6036]

Uau!Congratulations from Brasil!

[@patriciapimenta5084]

maravilhoso

[@johnniekilgore3499]

How do you clean the inside of the pot and spout to be able to use the tea pot ? There must be a way. Especially thr spout. There are other antique tea pots still in use.

[@sypoth]

First off you use a chemical means like vinegar and salt. You can mix it with flour to thicken it up, then you use a small rag and a stick. Both to apply it and then to polish it with either a tripoli or rouge compound. But he was more focused on making the picture dance and slide in and out to think of doing that.

[@patriciabockenstette6550]

Fantastic!

[@muftifachrizal6744]

Kalau kuningan seperti ini cukup direndam dengan larutan cuka dan garam, kalau dengan amplas akan merusak motif yang ada

[@mariaaparecidadasgracas1681]

Nossa para de lixar se não vai furar já tá bom está brilhando...

[@margaritamateo6578]

Gracias x compartirlo, al final esa capa q le da brillo, es cera ?

[@libertyann439]

Old Man "Ok I'll take it back now!"

[@siar367]

Good job

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

❤❤❤

[@tonivalenzuela8274]

Great job.

[@GT_Racer347]

I love the short videos and to the point content! Definitely not the soundtrack though....

[@solstar4778]

Was the pot originally silver? Brass, or cast iron? More cleaning than restoration! What is the volume of liquid it will hold ?

[@beng6080]

Ummm... wouldn't Acetic Acid/vinegar or lime juice take off the debris faster?

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Yes it would. thanks for your comment. We will do a better job next time.

[@albertdeloach1382]

Nice!!

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

❤❤❤

[@mariaaparecidadasgracas1681]

Nem parece que é o mesmo objeto.

[@Salem-F]

Good

[@kerlyn3582]

NEVER use sandpaper for a restoration of this type of article...that is how you destroy an antique and devalue it...although I doubt this teapot is a hundred years old and therefore is not an antique

[@mikemcclure1855]

Sandpaper may make it shine, but ruins the closeup finish that is hard to see on video. Definitely

[@ostseefranzen4352]

Giusto

[@pimpmyfurniture9300]

How long did it actually take to do all that sanding?

[@melaniemarinawittmann2860]

Very nice🌸🌷💐☀😃

[@carlalazzari268]

🌸🌸🌸Thank you🌸🌸🌸

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Welcome

[@marciec6862]

Lindo!

[@linsayhenry920]

What is the lid pin made of. It looked like a mix of ferrous and non ferrous metals?

[@johnniekilgore3499]

How do you clean the inside including the spout so it can be used for tea again?

[@user-lt7ds7mc9w]

Это что',серебро????Так красиво!!!

[@user-ztghR65Dtsk]

Нет. Это не серебро. Латунь скорее всего.

[@ahmedeljirari7772]

شكون هادي المغربي لي دخل لهاد الفديو على قبل هادا البراد 😅

[@roxyagev5601]

sugerencia para la parte interna del pico aplique liquido quita oxido o vinagre, limón y bicarbonato de sodio

[@user-sl3il5sz2s]

It is necessary to tell the master that in our century there is electricity, electrical machines and chemistry.

[@gayazmusin1334]

А где реставрация ? Только чистка и наведение блеска. Да, хорошо, качественно. Но, не более. Лайк, хорошо.

[@McSymm_Mcsymm]

А чего там восстанавливать? Разве что серебряное покрытие, которое он соскрёб.

[@user-ztghR65Dtsk]

Пескоструй намного бы облегчил труд и сделал бы намного бережнее. Насчёт серебряного покрытия не уверен что оно было. Его можно нанести заново в домашних условиях.

[@eh4407]

Perfect job. Currently I'm in a confusion: wich one is better: the renewed or the the one with patina and the age of time?

[@maggiemojica1057]

I love the one with the patina

[@ignaciosalina1729]

How you clean and pulished inside.

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Same method

[@user-dc9ky4lm6t]

Меня как-то больше интересует, как чистили внутри! Особенно носик?

[@user-yk2fi4oo8b]

Внутри должно быть лужение пищевым оловом. А это просто декорация

[@user-dc9ky4lm6t]

@@user-yk2fi4oo8b жаль! Из такого бы чайничка чайку попить, а не на полке любоваться.

[@user-yk2fi4oo8b]

@@user-dc9ky4lm6t нужно распаивать носик. Все залудить. Потом опять спаять. Очень дорого получится.

[@megenberg8]

liked the little bit of music.... have you looked into small hand power /rotary tools for the ease and speed they give? polishing, grinding, cleaning, and buffing w/ various pads/brushes/cloths and types of grit/creams/etc. all battery or electrically powered. save your hands/time/energy. ; )

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

We will use different machines and accessories for our restoration videos as our channel grows. Thanks for your kind comment.

[@THEJR-of5tf]

@@15MIN.RESTORATION You are not "restoring" them you are vandalising them.

[@jaliltajeddine6165]

Is it a Moroccan teapot ?

[@ady5041]

Outside look nice and shiny but what about inside part?

[@lkj974]

The teapot wasn’t dirty, it was oxidized. I’m guessing it’s silver. That is oxidized silver dust you are sweeping up, not dirt. As another commenter said, sandpaper may not have been the best way to clean this. But it certainly looked better when you were finished.

[@Zee1949]

Obviously copper, ie no rust. Wire wheel (bench grinder), plus copper polish. Done.

[@j.c.linden]

Sandpaper was so wrong! Scratches galore. Brass cleaning polish would have been far better. No reason to boil it to death either.

[@giuseppeesposito7094]

The video is good. An advice, from next video remove the music, all of the top restoration channels do not use music because it is annoying

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for your suggestion. We will definitely think about it.

[@ronaldlinkenhoker5705]

I turned the sound off.

[@amberola1b]

@@ronaldlinkenhoker5705 so did I

[@fionaosullivan8584]

Yup me too

[@theskyehiker]

I also turned the sound off. Quite irritating.

[@karlabarahona6197]

What kind of metal is this? It looks like Gold. Excellent job!

[@capers72424]

Brass, I believe.

[@walterengler5709]

Wonderfully done. But I sort of wonder, was one of the legs bent a little. It looked a bit unsteady (which for an old teapot is understandable). I like how the engravings on the teapot stand out as they still have the aging within the etching adds a nice touch. Age, elegance, and shine....

[@russellmarra8520]

So did you show the old man you bought it from how it turned out?

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Not yet. But as you reminded us, we will. Thanks

[@nancadamson6506]

What about just a soak in a layer of Brasso and a rub?

[@TheSimros]

А внутри? Я думал что он хотя бы прокипятит с уксусом или лимонной кислотой. Из такого чайника опасно пить. Только если это просто как предмет декора.

[@MrManjaleu]

It didn't restore or repair anything, it just cleaned.

[@poketime6769]

One thing learned do not do that sanding thing because it will break your hand

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thanks for your feedback. We will do a better job next time.

[@joyicechase2418]

Someone told me once that I could have soaked it in coke cola over night and it would have been easier to clean??? Don't know if that's true or not?

[@zeekwolfe5781]

How is boiling for 2 hours supposed to help clean th surface?

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

It will soften the dust.

[@khalsasikhpunjabda]

This is not restoration, but cleaning only... 15 minutes of Sanding is not restoration....

[@mikemcclure1855]

You are right!

[@michaela723]

If you use a bottle of catchup or toothpaste and leder it on there all the patina would of came of with our searching the silver on the pot 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@sypoth]

You need to fix that shakey cam. It's rocking around so much that it's hard to watch.

[@winddancer8516]

HAD TO SUBSCRIBE ! JUST HAD TOO ! ~* *FANFLPPINTASTIC* *~ ~Peace~

[@Archiemonty]

NOT to sound cheap but I'd of atleast left the legs as is to show some age STILL nicely done!

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Your opinions are valuable for us. Thanks

[@mikemcclure1855]

Beautiful job. But like the other commenter said it's time to move to electric polishing. Lot less work, and better polishing. Also chemicals would make life easier. I'm not saying that you don't do a great job, but you could improve with these in your arsenal of ways and means to accomplish the task.

[@15MIN.RESTORATION]

Thank you very much for your beautiful comment. We will certainly do a better job next time.

[@tetedepioche5668]

Farine/ vinaigre/ gros sel... Comme ça tu évites de rayer le métal...