Restoring old rusty grease gun - tool restoration

I found a rusty old grease gun to restore for a couple of euros. The tool was rusty and dirty but seemed to work fine so I removed the rust, cleaned it up and gave it a new paint job.
I started by disassembling and cleaning the grease off the grease gun. Then I tried how well only wirebrush works for removing rust. It gets the job done but electrolysis or vinegar would have made the process much easier.
For the paint job I used basic gray acrylic spray base paint. Then I was supposed to use up some left over yellow automotive paint for the cartridge but I totally forgot the yellow paint is more transparent than black paint and went overboard with the paint. I didn't have enough paint left so I just painted the whole thing black with 2K automotive paint. I'm quite new to painting with spray gun so there is still a lot to learn but the results are ok, I think.
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[@SuperDocJack]

The grease looks delicious. Like mustard.

[@tinybattyboy]

i love the black! you're very good at restoration.

[@koolkidzklan5057]

ODD: About to put new grease in the grease gun. Me: *pulls out a can of nacho cheese* Just hear me out.

[@justingeorge17]

uhhhh who is screaming in the first ten seconds in the background...and are they still alive?

[@SuperDocJack]

Still looks like mustard. Yum. ❤

[@gdinfernoboy2157]

Mmm, the forbidden Peanut Butter. So Odd, whatcha cooking over there using the grease gun?

[@AlexGTAgamer]

"We don't make mistakes. Just happy little accidents." - Bob Ross I must admit I quite like the black colour as it helps to make the inscription really pop out from the metal.

[@marilenedasilva8316]

Very good. I found that with the black ink it became more interesting and the appearance takes longer to get dirty. Congratulations

[@sewingwithjazz]

Have you thought about repairing historical medical tools? That would be cool. Nice colour choice

[@liorzisman2968]

Actually happy to see you wear gloves this time disassembling this rusty thing. P.S: Why did you measure that thing that you measured?

[@nikolashumphrey-howell2478]

Measured it for the size of tape to fill the gap.

[@tonytheboss3665]

SOME TIMES THINGS DONT GO TO PLAN. WE ARE ALL HUMANE. GREAT JOB MATE.

[@machinesjohns240]

Nice restoration👍🏻 Hmmmm peanut butter 🤤 😂

[@bigbearfuzzums7027]

The bannana gun! Yes!

[@SKyle180]

2:11 for a nice pop

[@DrizzyDrey]

That old grease looks like peanut butter

[@kleinburger137]

That grease kinda looks like canned cheese

[@OddTinkering]

Yummy, isn't it? I was actually expecting something that looks like it's been in there for a decade but that actually looked "good"

[@giornogiovanna5692]

((It looks like earwax to me I'm sorryyyyyy

[@mindonthemoon456]

I thought it looked like peanut butter

[@neddmoulton1]

Great job I personally don't like the paint however you did a great job. Im a new sub I just watched the makeover of the hammer before this! I love this type of project I just don't have all the tools neccessary to do it but I'm getting closer. Thank you

[@OddTinkering]

Thanks, it used to have maybe zink plating or something similar but that was mostly ruined since it was rusty so I thought it needs to be protected somehow. I could have tried to plate it with electrolysis but I've never tried that before and I wanted to practice painting with gun

[@timsmith1589]

Pretty nice bro

[@mukkena7453]

Dude you gotta tell me how you cleaned all that grease out of there. I’ve been scrubbing with dawn and a heavy duty degreaser for an hour. Mine was caked with grease on every orifice. And all I feel I’m doin is spreading it around. Mine had been sitting for longer and looks to be in worse shape than the one in this video but there’s gotta be some way

[@kw9849]

Diesel fuel works well for getting heavy, caked grease off.

[@robford2937]

1:18. Mmhh creamy peanut butter 🤤

[@user-dx6pt9oo6h]

Cool 👍👍👍

[@kevlandy]

Didyou replace any internals, or just give it a quick blow over?

[@mookystank]

Huh. They have Black Friday in Finland.

[@matthewearlywine5535]

Now with that slick shiny paint it’s gonna be a bigger pain changing out tubes of grease

[@jamiehalifax4954]

What did he put in the water bath..looked like lighter fluid ??

[@dantemalus6533]

in meiner ausbildungsfirma hatten wir auch die alten quetschen..... ich habe sie mit inbrunst gehasst! musst mal ebend schnell etwas abschmieren? komischer weise waren dann nur noch die alten dinger da. ich muss aber zugeben das es doch sparender war mit denen zu hantieren wenn man spezielle fette nehmen musste. du packst nur so viel rein wie du brauchst und gut. das dass aber eine schweinerei ist steht auf einen anderen blatt.

[@MissBELLE003]

Red color would have been pretty!

[@sypernova6969]

this is a good projet. I love how you took off part of the tape to scre the ends onl it's pure genious.

[@1hitwonderfan]

How come you don't use a mat/pass to protect what your working on?

[@freddiegarcia9904]

I thought he meant the grease gun used in world war 2

[@zoem.9391]

Him- sprays grease can Me- (thinks ok TikTok song) it’s a chopper pew pew pew

[@ToolFan]

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[@MFuncrustable]

U do U buddy U do U

[@MissBELLE003]

You used boiling water and salt ?

[@1575murray]

Nice job on that gun - made in USA they don't make them here any more. Most of the ones you find in stores are made in China and not built to last.

[@rjc6357]

Forbidden cheese 🧀

[@jakubthedanger8158]

What happened with that yellow paint?

[@pincopanco1495]

"seemed to work" is not enough. A pressure test is necessary because you can find grease gun that apparently work , but, when pluggeg in , they do not inject grease at all, because of a faulty pump.

[@kleinburger137]

Or peanut butter

[@leotsang3228]

Oh.... You mean this kind of grease gun.... I thought it was M3 grease lol

[@iwanttocomplain]

Yellow needs a white undercoat. Also, why could't you remove the yellow paint with paint stripper?

[@nurgle11]

If its still soft it's pretty easy to get off mechanically with a bit of heat. less nasty chemicals.

[@5ft4inprotagonist24]

I know it says PLEWS. but I keep reading it as PWEASE

[@maxymmax1064]

You put the pipe on the wrong side :)

[@MissBELLE003]

Don’t fried no chicken with that grease!

[@SuperDocJack]

This is a good video😮 i want A KZbin CHANNEL!!!!!!!!!!

[@merakki]

Minnesota state yup thats we it be old not obsolete.

[@Tezipezi]

It's a grease gun, they're all the same.

[@brianwaiting7899]

I guess, it is practice with painting...vid ¬.^

[@kiiimiko]

7:55 accidental face reveal... sorta!

[@jakerene3762]

Sorry but it looked way better the way it was before...or just all metal with a few coats of clear. Oh and on a side note...please lube the rubber plunger before inserting into the tube. That hurt.

[@andrewrogers2575]

The old grease looks like peanut butter 🤤😋

[@BruhMoment93_]

It’s a M3 Idk

[@Handsomejacks]

Huh pieni maailma.

[@dogedoge8269]

Is it just me or does the grease look like cheese sometimes and other times peanut butter

[@ugoloksozdatelya]

Я думаю этап с частично разборкой и мытьём вообще лишний - надо просто тщательно всё закрасить и вуаля - отреставрировал! 🤣

[@jayjorgensen2024]

I can hear breathing. Other then that, great restore.

[@TheN1Chris]

So much heavy breathing, my goodness.

[@jimmysomethin5878]

Whats with the gloves you big girl! Apart from that, Normally the rubber diaphram that pushes the grease is soft and shrunken from years of exposure to grease and a replacement part is likely unavailable so no real point to repair it ! Anyway, it keeps you off the street! Jimmy!