How to Restore Estate Pipes | YTPC

[@jungleno.]

Finally a video on how not to restore an estate pipe.

[@lockhorntwo]

Great video! I just picked up a Peterson Sterling 86 today at an estate sale for only 10 bucks today. I can't wait to restore it by following your guide.

[@kentheonlywellmaybedontoo9754]

love your work!

[@bentontool]

Good video. I suggest you address the problems with your focus. I really want to be able to see what you are doing more clearly.

[@zachyweezer]

excellent video! i'm gonna try my hand at this.

[@michaelkaiser1864]

Excellent work young man!

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Good tips for restoring estate pipes 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍😉

[@tonynapoli5549]

Excellent video Well done you gave that pipe a new lease of life ..... snapp nice hobby 👍

[@pipeonthemountain]

Great job! Thanks for posting!

[@kamoboko86]

I don’t want to pick on you because I know how hard it is. But half of this video was out of focus and my eyes actually hurt by the end of the video. 😅 But really good job with the restoration. Much respect bro!

[@DocBravo]

Excellent video, Ghost Cob gave you a shout out so I'm happy to sub and learn A LOT about restoring! Thank you!

[@coreymasoy7034]

Awesome ❗, restoration 🔥💯👍

[@stevenkimsey7039]

Great music too, by the way

[@canadianpiper6046]

Beauty pipe and interesting video.

[@weimdog23]

Glove are cheap…I would recommend changing them when you get the dye on them. You touch the pipe with that wet glove and it will ruin the pattern.

[@Cornerstone-bk8vl]

If I don’t have a buffing wheel can I polish it by hand? If so, what to use?

[@airadaimagery692]

You can use a dremel tool, a drill, or do it by hand. Hand just takes more work, And you can use the same sort of materials, or a polishing cloth with polish.

[@Cornerstone-bk8vl]

@@airadaimagery692 thanks man

[@saeedavval5729]

Hey bill what kind of oil you used it on steel wool?

[@kentheonlywellmaybedontoo9754]

im guessing mineral oil

[@dylanvestige9935]

Whatb oil do you use in the steel wool?

[@airadaimagery692]

I’ve used things like olive oil and grape seed oil in the past. I’m sure you can use any type of oil as long as it’s not toxic. I’m sure there is plenty more information out there though.

[@sirsleepy2472]

“Can you hand me a lighter?” You think to yourself “Wait, what?…is he talking to me?” A hand hands him a lighter. You think to yourself “Oh, there’s a camera person. Good I’m not losing my mind.” 😂

[@yardism]

Welcome aboard. Very well done vid.

[@abillpipes118]

yardism thank you sir

[@rickcroucher]

What kind of alcohol did you use in the beginning?

[@kamoboko86]

I love the content, but the only thing in focus on this video was the still shots at the end. I couldn't see much of anything during the main body of the video.

[@dimpap9659]

Hey, what kind of alcohol do you using for the first clense?

[@bentontool]

You can use denatured alcohol or "Moonshine".

[@stevenkimsey7039]

Don't know if this is sacrelige or not. I surely want to see the Kaywoodie engraving

[@jbakesmokes7066]

Hey man any way I can buy a couple of those off of you? Looking for Savanelli or Peterson or even Stanwell

[@tonydevinci1031]

🎉

[@stevenkimsey7039]

Sacrelige

[@kentheonlywellmaybedontoo9754]

why you say, should have preserved more original?