Expert Leatherworker Restores An Antique Fire Bucket | Salvage Hunters: The Restorers

[@dgcaz1]

It was lovely before restoration. It looks tarted up with that shiney interior.

[@smallsmalls3889]

Tar finish has actually spoilt it

[@bobstirling6885]

The tar finish inside has totally wrecked this old gem....it would never have had that finish in the first place, leather buckets were designed for sand and didn't need to be waterproof.

[@mm9773]

Such a cool workshop.

[@vinniekay0967]

I'm almost 100% sure, Drew Hated what he had done to this Fire Bucket..

[@viskicini1178]

İ love drew ❤

[@yali1408]

Nah Drew you can’t have been happy with that was much better before as soon as he took the tar out I was like no way he’s wrecked it already

[@oneshotme]

I very much enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@markduncan6690]

Six Hundred Pounds!😱😱😱

[@throttleblip1]

That tar finish is horrible looking lol he could of clear coated the inside and keep it looking old

[@Andi-76]

The opposite from that what Drew wanted. Complete overrestored. Not the first time he doesn t understand what Patina is.

[@citywise8773]

Awful!! The tar is a really bad solution. Nobody is ever going to use this for carrying water so it doesn’t need to be watertight. It probably did have tar-lined years ago but to restore it so it’s all shiny inside but lovely and mellow and faded on the outside is bonkers. I’m normally a fan of Drew’s leather chap, Martin Ashworth’s work but he’s mucked this fire bucket up good and proper (apart from the good repair job to the handle) - he should have left well alone

[@emeldedeoglu3356]

❤❤❤

[@DragonSpawn4Twenty]

Sorry, How much for a bucket? 😮