Stripping Tinning Beautiful Dehillerin Paris Copper Pot Cookware

[@こにゃん-h4h]

お見ごと、モービルの鍋もこの鏡のような出来上がりに、ご満悦でしょう。

[@tjfrance]

Hello, like a mirror !

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

Once you cook with Well made copper cookware you can never go back..👏👏 great video

[@alexpearson8481]

It’s so satisfying to watch the pot being freshly tinned. Another great Vid. Thanks

[@tjfrance]

Thank you ! Have nice day ! Regards, T.J.

[@kishanchandsagar614]

Excellent Work

[@tjfrance]

Hello, thank you, take care of yourself. Regards, T.J.

[@kishanchandsagar614]

@@tjfrance Good morning Sir, Give Me one Set Copper cookware how many prize for Bhartiya Rupees

[@terrellscott8235]

Merveilleux sauteuse évasée cuivre étamé extra fort. Merci à vous.

[@hackerreni]

Très bon travail as usual TJ. Woow what an amazing piece , like every other copper pot on France Lorraine collection ❤

[@tjfrance]

Thank you ! Have nice day ! Regards, T.J.

[@BossHossStudios]

What did you use to clean the pot first with please?

[@Orenli1985]

Sorry to ask can we use silver instead?

[@theodorehyatt1782]

Do you have to clean off old tin or can you use flux to stick new tin over?how would you get the old tin off

[@edmcgaugh]

Thank you for making this video! 🙂 I am also in France. Can you please tell me where you buy the tin? I assume it is designed for copper pots, right?

[@orosedobheathaabhaile]

Great job! Did you use flux too?

[@farukhagwan8577]

How do you know silver polish on steel pot?

[@harleyrider883]

Brillamment fait... merci pour la vidéo! Question: lorsque vous le laviez, est-ce que c'était juste avec du savon et de l'eau ou est-ce vous avez utilisé d;autres produits? Merci!

[@tjfrance]

Bonjour, "brillamment fait" est un peu vite dit. Normalement le travail se fait beaucoup plus rapidement que ça. Mais ce jour là il y avait du vent et j'ai oublié de mettre mon "cache vent" autour de ma flamme. Du coup le refroidissement des parois se fait très rapidement et le travail est plus lent. Mais c'est aussi bien de montrer ça. Pour le nettoyage avant l'étamage, j'utilise un mélange d'eau et un peu d'acides. On me fait souvent le reproche, mais mes vidéos sont faite pour montrer le résultat d'un travail et pas forcement comment on fait et avec quoi on le fait. Et quand il s'agit d'acides, c'est toujours risqué de conseiller ceci ou cela à quelqu'un. On ne sait jamais si il va bien respecter ce qu'on dit. Merci de votre message et de votre visite ! Cordialement, T.J.

[@bettylewis6222]

I have this mark on my antique Daubiere pot ...18 DEHILLERIN 18RueCOQUILLIERE NO Dents.good tinning Who knows value...senior who should sell...thank you for care video

[@tjfrance]

Good evening, I will say that its value is what a potential buyer will want to offer you. But without seeing, one cannot say anything. Regards, T.J.

[@ianmacky4682]

Hi. Great channel, well done. What liquid are you using for the first clean, presumably an acid? Muriatic or sulphuric

[@tjfrance]

Hello, it is a mixture of several components (with different dosage for each of my 3 cleanings, strong, medium, light). In my first cleaning there is a little hydrochloric acid. I put very little to avoid attacking a layer of tin that would be too thin in some places. In addition to too much acid often gives tinning a wave-shaped design that scares people! In my second and third cleanings there is no acid. Regards, T.J.

[@ElSkizzle]

​@@tjfrance What else is in your cleaning mixture? Is there a simple mixture for cleaning tin?

[@tjfrance]

@@ElSkizzle Hello, it's quite complicated to explain. In reality it depends on the surface to be cleaned. Grease, limestone, charred? A little dirty, a lot? In what state is the tinning below? We do not know. I use acids diluted in water. Sometimes only 1 acid, sometimes 2, mixed. Sometimes very little acid, sometimes a little more. Sometimes you have to add other ingredients. If the tin layer is actually too thin (which we cannot guess in advance), the pickling will reveal the copper. And if we simply intended to clean up, it's a failure! It will be necessary to make a new tinning. So I would say that you never really know in advance if you can simply clean it or if you will have to re-tinning it after cleaning. If you perform this operation on a tinned pot by electrolysis, the tin layer is so thin that it is not uncommon to expose the copper completely. Which does not happen with good tinning by hand. You see, there are a lot of conditions to take into account! You have to understand that tinning is like butter. Imagine that you put your butter on a small plate and you scratch the surface to make your sandwiches. The surface becomes irregular. But when you look at your butter, it still looks like butter. Until you reach the bottom and in places you will discover the plate ! The tinning of a pot can be seen in the same way. By dint of cooking, acidic food, stirring with unsuitable utensils, the thickness of tin decreases over time. Unfortunately, you never know what thickness of tin is left! Regards, T.J.

[@ElSkizzle]

@@tjfrance Thank you for your comment TJ.

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

@@tjfrance It’s called….. mastering copper craft Taking years of apprenticeship…

[@alokpandey9532]

is that wood fiber ?

[@tjfrance]

Bonjour, no, fiberglass. Regards, T.J.

[@alokpandey9532]

@@tjfrance I use cotton fibre. I think I will order fibreglass and see difference.

[@jackieburns5257]

I sent new pictures in a link below. Thanks

[@farukhagwan8577]

What is its name?

[@pierredefrance6069]

Sorry I don't understand your question.

[@farukhagwan8577]

@@pierredefrance6069 sir, what is this ?

[@russellp1981]

Dear Sir, It's a pleasure watching you work. I hope to attempt retinning a pan I own - please tell me; what flux do you use? Also, what is the application material, the wad/pad?

[@tjfrance]

Hello, the flow is the one I make myself. For reasons of security (because it contains acids) I do not speak in public (too many children have fun making videos of dangerous experiences). The pad is glass wool (the one used to make insulation in homes). Regards, T.J.

[@russellp1981]

@@tjfrance thanks

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

Save it for the professionals… whew….

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jackieburns5257]

What of the inside is smooth, no flaking cooks well, but just black as if someone cleaned it with the wrong product because it has streak marks. Otherwise, it is smooth, no dust . I tried tarnish remover , but very little grey came off.

[@tjfrance]

Hello, it's very difficult to say something if I don't see the copper pot you're talking about. Regards, T.J.

[@jackieburns5257]

@@tjfrance Here is a pic. see profile pic. I hope it uploads properly

[@tjfrance]

@@jackieburns5257 Sorry, I don't see the link to the photo.

[@jackieburns5257]

@@tjfrance photos.app.goo.gl/tBtz9KHHDWgNxGXr6 photos.app.goo.gl/Q7SW3Wa77ZR1ELw66 This should work. It is a pan from Pakistan that I bought at a second-hand place here in Stockholm.

[@jackieburns5257]

@@tjfrance see below

[@davidherman564]

Useless, doesn’t say what is used to clean pot.

[@tjfrance]

You're right, it's like coca cola, useless.

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

Pertinent question… Why are you so rude…David Herman…?