Rusty Cast Iron Pan Restoration With Pepsi

[@byOldHand]

Best 5 minutes of today 👌🏻🐾🌟 Beautiful work my dear friend, well done. Egg is also my favorite food and hank you for the cute dog surprise 😅✌🏻

[@CoolRestorations]

Thank you so much!😍

[@barbaracatalano6299]

This is fantastic restoration!! I own tons of cast iron. I have never seen the use of Pepsi to remove rust. Great video!!

[@CoolRestorations]

Thank you very much! It seems to do great job cleaning the surface rust.

[@musicfeedspeople]

I wonder if the baking soda scrub had as much to do with the rust removal as the Pepsi did?

[@cindymichael3654]

I'm looking for someone to restore some of my dad's toys. Do you restore things for other people?

[@CoolRestorations]

Hey, what kind of toys are they?

[@cindymichael3654]

Old trucks. I'm in Kansas. Where are you located?

[@barryhunt5357]

Very Nice!!!!!! Just subbed!!!!!!!

[@CoolRestorations]

Thank you Barry! Now about to finish a restoration of a miniature cast iron waffle maker 🙂

[@dmitriygroz9285]

Interesting video 👍

[@CoolRestorations]

Thank you Dmitriy!😍

[@dagneytaggart7707]

Cool. I've got a few pieces I'll try that on. Easy and non toxic. Question.... Why didn't you heat the pan before putting the crisco on? Most cast iron people say to heat it bare in the oven first. It completely dries it and is supposed to open the surface pores to better cost the iron. The pan looks great, just wondering.

[@CoolRestorations]

That’s a good idea to do 👍

[@vampmire666]

I wouldn't trust the pan for the sole reason of it looks like they're still seasoning on it. So I do agree the Pepsi did work. He just needed to scrub more and get the seasoning off to start with because even if you rest is cleaned off, I do not trust that seasoning even if he's putting more on now. I do agree heated a great job. He just needed to keep scrubbing