Radio Flyer Wagon Restoration

Classic Radio Flyer Wagon that was being used to hold house plants gets a little makeover.
For those of us from the military, the "as you were" command could mean a couple of things...but here, it simply means getting a few old objects restored to their former glory (or at least close).

[@CapeSIX]

Ive got a small snap-on box, 12in x 7.5in x 4in that I would love to get restored if you do commission projects?

[@samr.1073]

excellent work, may I ask how you got the decal?

[@AsYouWereRestorations]

I purchased the vinyl decals from "DiamondCut Graphics USA" on Ebay and they worked great. Thanks!

[@ILoveTruth987]

4:00 and 10:00 what are these tools? Also where did you find the radio flyer decal?

[@AsYouWereRestorations]

Bench grinder with a wire wheel to clean the metal parts and Dremel with abrasive buffing wheel to clean the plastic wagon wheels (320 grit). I purchased the vinyl decals from "DiamondCut Graphics USA" on Ebay, as they are individual cut letters with no background colors, and they worked great. Thanks!

[@ParkerPoses]

9:14 what is this stuff?

[@AsYouWereRestorations]

That is some original Bondo Body Filler to smooth out the remaining rust pitting.

[@teesee7864]

Completely lost on most items used🤦🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@AsYouWereRestorations]

I used JB Weld and a wire mesh to patch the larger rust holes, Bondo Glazing for the pin holes, and Bondo Body Filler to smooth out any remaining rust spots. Then a bare metal primer used before paint. Let me know if there was something specific I missed.