MVI 0734Removing Heavy Brass Tarnish, Part 1

[@kattmilk]

Is it me or is this video seriously ASMR worthy? I never would have thought a banging cylinder could be so relaxing! LOL

[@matthewmoll8456]

I tried the paste on a very tarnished, used brass pocket knife which I just bought and it appears to be the 'solution!' Who knew what was needed was in my cupboard all along? Not to mention it's cheap to make. ...Edible too! (if you're into that?)---Thanks! ;0)

[@edstetser]

How much flour? How much salt? How much white vinegar? I suspect water is also part of the formula and if so, how much water? Thank you

[@stacieskelley]

edstetser he says equal parts flour vinegar and salt. So 1/3 of each.

[@godavarimarati2016]

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[@juliomanalo7074]

Use vinegar instead. This is the active ingredient in ketchup that removes rust. Save the ketchup for your burgers.

[@mortier9]

Be sure to watch Video #2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i16wnKSAmbWBesU

[@neilmunro7924]

Where's the result :(

[@mortier9]

(Check out Part 2 of the video.) What I was trying to show here was a way to begin a polishing job by removing heavy corrosion. The final polish (which I didn't video tape) came out well. I used a buffer where I could and the rest I hand-polished.

[@g.montoya5658]

ha ha ha ha thats what I said......

[@ShimmersMuffin]

​@@g.montoya5658 The result (part 2 of the video) kzbin.info/www/bejne/i16wnKSAmbWBesU

[@dougdrexler7133]

I liked the corroded finish better.

[@TheSign2020]

And what happened??

[@mortier9]

You need to view "Part 2".

[@BryceByerley]

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[@ericaawake9503]

Where is part 2.

[@cultofthottery9276]

boi what the fuck, wheres the result, i need to know