Me: “Wait... he said he was going to preserve the original graphics. Why would he paint over them?” 🤯 Oh, clear coat! Wow! That was really wild to watch. Fabulous job as usual! Love the videos.
'I'm going to try and preserve the original graphics he says as he paints over... *flashbacks to the clown bank restoration* oohhhhh this is clearcoat isn't it?'
In case anyone isn't picking up on the obvious reason for the clearcoat to be white: If it was a clear powder, you wouldn't be able to determine your coverage very easily. With white, you can be sure you've got the clearcoat everywhere.
@@spacewolfcub You can see how it works at the 1:49 mark. There are four holes for the ball to go through, all at different heights. The lowest one moves it one notch (10 points), while the highest moves the wheel four notches (40 points). The big wheel also has a piece of metal sticking out between the 90 and the 0, and that piece rotates the smaller wheel that marks 100 points. And it looks like to reset the points to 0, you just turn the wooden knob on the back enough times.
@@snowcat8971 - Ohhh... It’s all trickery in the interaction between the points you can score and the notches! Vvv clever. Math is only half the cleverness, though. I must stare at mechanism to learn its secrets (thanks for timestamp).
I love the fact that these 2 are constantly giving each other advice its like they're the movie siblings that always get along Also u 2 should do a colab one of these days
You know very well that I've seen one of these things; in the Capitola Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater, back then long ago in 1983. But I however still, had the mind of a 10 year old boy.👀🙈🙉🇻🇦🧧👀
He’s like friggin Santa of repair vids. Everybody loves him, nobody sees him or hears him, tinkers toys, comes around once a month making people happy.
No urge to be famous. No promises of weekly video. No begging for likes. Barely a word. Less that 25videos. Peaceful comment section. 1M subs Just consistently good content. This is what UA-cam was supposed to be.
Your video couldn’t have come out on a better day - I’ve had the crappiest week - and your videos are just so soothing to me for some reason. Thank you for all you do!!
They really are, aren't they? I can recommend a few other channels who are titans of restoration like R&R here, if you would like. He is definitely the cream of the crop though.
@@serenity6415 Thank you Tina, that would be awesome. I watched 2 last night from Tysy Tube (?) I think the name was, but if you know a bunch of good ones, I would love to check them out.
@@LordFyrestone yeah, whenever they tried to get rid of metal toys for safety issues but forgot 100 different things in your house are metal like pots and pans
IT IS SO GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK..!!! A lot of people copy the minimal, black glove style, but there is only one Rescue and Restore. I love the type of tin toy finds you fix. This one is especially lovely, and looks fun to play - wish it belonged to me!
Built to last and sadly that's how they go out of business. Now everything from toys to actual cars are built to give away pretty soon so the consumers are caught up in the endless cycle of buying! Heck, even the mobile apps and games and TV shows are subscription models so you're forced to buy again and again so the business keeps on giving!
tune2john About games it concerned only some really greedy company, For exemple EA make a Fifa games every year so people have to rebuild their Fut team every year, Activision milking Call of duty is now a decade year old joke. Otherwise i don't see other exemple in console game, however it really make sense in a lot of mobile game with a lot of "power creep" (releasing way too powerful stuffs so that the ones you already got feel way weaker), it's kinda like planned obsolescence
Rescues me from this insane reality and restores my soul to it’s original settings. My favorite therapist! Thanks for the session. Master of the magic powder!
This is the perfect example of why you are the best. Thanks for a great video it was amazing work as usual keep them coming monthly please your videos are a big part of what makes my day good while i sit at home recovering from a big surgery on my spine.
I was over the moon when you were able to preserve the original graphics!! I know that's not possible a lot of the time. Your work is impeccable!! The first restore of yours I watch was the candy drop ❤❤ after that I knew this was someone with incredible talent! Thank you so much for sharing!!
The reason this man is the best is because every little piece that comes with the item is usually restored, other channels will break parts and go "wow, that was really old, it just broke! Oh well."
These videos are always so satisfying to watch. I've watched every single one of the videos on this channel and they always calm me down 🖤 thank you so much for making this content 🥰
The way toys were built back then is a true testament to people working hard. This was so cool to see you put it back together in working order. I guess most things were red back then huh.
I think your works are excellent and I always follow them carefully. Your tools are very suitable for this and the filming is also excellent, there are no boring scenes, you avoided repetitions and the main story was filmed, apparently you have good equipment for filming, which increases the quality of these works. You spend a lot of time and money for this, and of course you have many fans. I suggest everyone to see your work. I apologize for my bad English. Thank you
Truly my friend, you can't even imagine how peaceful and calm i feel while watching your vids.. Keep up and may you always find the right thing to do in your life.
This is the best restoration channel ever, I especially love the sandblasting and the powder coating makes it look like new, these toys are new in 2020 as they were back when they were first produced.
Because if the paint is lead-based, you don't want to be breathing that in when you blast it off. The blasting process turns it into dust which would be easily inhaled. I realize the blasting cabinet is enclosed, but it's not totally sealed so there is potential for dust to escape.
I wish I could find something like this for my father. He will be 83 on the 2nd and this is his favorite arcade game of all time. They just don't make things like they use to. Amazing restore it looks absolutely amazing.
Your work like I saw your video from tik tok and man your work it’s just mind blown when I saw you put the stuff in that light room and it got like metal man I was like wow that’s just beautiful keep it up 👍
An amazing job as usual. Just out of curiosity: do you happen to have knowledge in filmmaking? Because the angles you use are fantastic and you always manage to get very clean and well-focused shots
The clear coat over the original graphics was genius. As I look at it, it still has a patina to it that is hard to preserve. That clear coat is a good clear coat. The washing it off helped tremendously too, but it wasn't too much to make it look cleaned, rather weathered over time. Excellent restore here. Most of the stuff was standard, but the preservation of the graphics and the wooden bits was absolute mastery here. A lesser craftsman would have done something else that didn't do the piece justice.
Finally another restoration channel where no one talks, I absolutely do not care about what type of chemicals you use, I just wanna see what you guys do
Me: “Wait... he said he was going to preserve the original graphics. Why would he paint over them?”
🤯 Oh, clear coat! Wow! That was really wild to watch. Fabulous job as usual! Love the videos.
I loved that part. It is awesome seeing the white go clear!
Ha, I did the same thing.
'I'm going to try and preserve the original graphics he says as he paints over... *flashbacks to the clown bank restoration* oohhhhh this is clearcoat isn't it?'
Adorei. Nunca imaginei essa solução. Especial!!!!
In case anyone isn't picking up on the obvious reason for the clearcoat to be white: If it was a clear powder, you wouldn't be able to determine your coverage very easily. With white, you can be sure you've got the clearcoat everywhere.
The score-counting mechanism is so clever.
I need it explained to me, but I agree it’s very clever.
@@spacewolfcub You can see how it works at the 1:49 mark. There are four holes for the ball to go through, all at different heights. The lowest one moves it one notch (10 points), while the highest moves the wheel four notches (40 points). The big wheel also has a piece of metal sticking out between the 90 and the 0, and that piece rotates the smaller wheel that marks 100 points. And it looks like to reset the points to 0, you just turn the wooden knob on the back enough times.
@@snowcat8971 - Ohhh... It’s all trickery in the interaction between the points you can score and the notches! Vvv clever. Math is only half the cleverness, though. I must stare at mechanism to learn its secrets (thanks for timestamp).
@@spacewolfcub Here some timestamps showing the ball guide part:
7:18 7:20 (The part is upsidedown)
7:30
@@snowcat8971 what stops the wheel from continously spinning?
I love seeing the powdercoat flash over in the oven.
Yes, this is my life, I am watching paint dry...
It’s my favorite part
chuckle....for those of us in lockdown this IS the highlight of our day, watching paint dry...
You're watching paint dry but it's quick
I am slightly obsessed with this paint, tbh.
...with the boredom element removed.
Awesome Work 🤯, the powder paint is so strong and beautiful 🥰👍
Helloo
I love you bro
Tysytube your also rescue and restore tho
I was thinking the same 😍
I love the fact that these 2 are constantly giving each other advice its like they're the movie siblings that always get along
Also u 2 should do a colab one of these days
I love it when you use/play with the things after you restore them, it looks so much fun
I haven't watched you for so long that your oven has grown into full maturity.
You know very well that I've seen one of these things; in the Capitola Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater, back then long ago in 1983. But I however still, had the mind of a 10 year old boy.👀🙈🙉🇻🇦🧧👀
Love that you kept the original graphics (not that they needed restoring). Another great restoration.
The return of the king
Even his editing is tight and precise.
Return of the king, indeed.
Finally he’s back!
My thoughts exactly! Looks like some new equipment too- the other channels have NOTHING on this guy
Dear UM
👍👌👏 Exactly! Well said, Sir!
Best regards, luck and health.
He’s like friggin Santa of repair vids. Everybody loves him, nobody sees him or hears him, tinkers toys, comes around once a month making people happy.
No urge to be famous. No promises of weekly video. No begging for likes. Barely a word. Less that 25videos. Peaceful comment section.
1M subs
Just consistently good content. This is what UA-cam was supposed to be.
2M subs
Your video couldn’t have come out on a better day - I’ve had the crappiest week - and your videos are just so soothing to me for some reason. Thank you for all you do!!
They really are, aren't they? I can recommend a few other channels who are titans of restoration like R&R here, if you would like. He is definitely the cream of the crop though.
Sorry to hear about your crappy week. Hang in there. 😉 🙏
Restoration ASMR as some call it lol
Me too. That's why I watch.
@@serenity6415 Thank you Tina, that would be awesome. I watched 2 last night from Tysy Tube (?) I think the name was, but if you know a bunch of good ones, I would love to check them out.
I like how this guy isn’t like most other fix and repair UA-camrs who show the results on the thum nail agree
This is a fine example of when toys were at top notch when they were all metal
Until your sibling upsets you and you throw it at them. Metal hurts when you get hit. lol
Except for the lead paint
@@LordFyrestone yeah, whenever they tried to get rid of metal toys for safety issues but forgot 100 different things in your house are metal like pots and pans
@@t8910 But there wasn't lead paint.
@@promontorium A lot of the time there was
Simply perfect. I AM SO VERY GLAD TO SEE THAT talented and passionate people like you still exist in our "Its broke, throw it way" era...
By far the best restoration channel. Just simple and great quality without dragging on time or certain steps. This guy is the best
Some people like the sand blaster.. For me, it's the snapping together of the metal parts.. Such a satisfying click!
Yes it’s all so satisfying. Personally my favorite part is watching the paint cure
Beautiful restoration!! And you preserved the graphics, which really made it look authentic. ❤️
Man sand blasting is like a freaking magic eraser sometimes.
Yes i love sand blasting
Some times
It's like watching a reversed video of someone painting something 😂
古き良き時代を見事なまでに綺麗に復元してますね。
素晴らしい。
Oh, how I missed these videos... So strangely satisfying! 😉👍
This dude is underrated
@@JerryGaming1111 Agreed! 😎👍
Especially without the loud annoying music and commentary that other restoration channels have...
Amazing toy, all mechanical. My favorite part is the sound of the clicks when things go back together, still aligned.
I love these!
I watch so many other UA-camrs do things like this, but yours are my favorite!!
So glad you kept the original graphics. They’re in better condition than I thought, and that clear coat makes them gorgeous. Well done!
IT IS SO GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK..!!! A lot of people copy the minimal, black glove style, but there is only one Rescue and Restore. I love the type of tin toy finds you fix. This one is especially lovely, and looks fun to play - wish it belonged to me!
The clear coat paint was amazing.... I love to see how your facility has morphed!
man, the quality of these old toys is just ridiculous!
8:14 They've used another metal slab just for the damn label LOL
Built to last and sadly that's how they go out of business.
Now everything from toys to actual cars are built to give away pretty soon so the consumers are caught up in the endless cycle of buying!
Heck, even the mobile apps and games and TV shows are subscription models so you're forced to buy again and again so the business keeps on giving!
@@tune2john They didnt have plastic at that time and metal lasts longer than plastic
@@tune2john mmyup, built-in obsolescence is what it is these days.
Hungryghost01 They also had a really more reduced market than nowadays
tune2john About games it concerned only some really greedy company, For exemple EA make a Fifa games every year so people have to rebuild their Fut team every year, Activision milking Call of duty is now a decade year old joke.
Otherwise i don't see other exemple in console game, however it really make sense in a lot of mobile game with a lot of "power creep" (releasing way too powerful stuffs so that the ones you already got feel way weaker), it's kinda like planned obsolescence
Watching you fix all these old toys makes me happy. I always thought antique toys are cool
Enamelling always looks impressive but that chrome looked stunning.
The preservation of the original graphics really makes this piece great! definitely a rescue today
The good thing about videos like yours is that you can see how the object was built, it's very interesting
Am I the only one who finds the rust and old paint removal to be very satisfying to watch?
Rescues me from this insane reality and restores my soul to it’s original settings.
My favorite therapist!
Thanks for the session.
Master of the magic powder!
Are you talking about paint or drugs?
Your mastery never ceases to amaze me. So glad you kept the original graphics. Priceless.
I love the way you preserved those score labels, was really good decision, entertaining to watch and amazing work as always 😍
This is the perfect example of why you are the best. Thanks for a great video it was amazing work as usual keep them coming monthly please your videos are a big part of what makes my day good while i sit at home recovering from a big surgery on my spine.
Just what I need to unwind after a long day at work! Love these videos!
I was over the moon when you were able to preserve the original graphics!! I know that's not possible a lot of the time. Your work is impeccable!! The first restore of yours I watch was the candy drop ❤❤ after that I knew this was someone with incredible talent! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Yes! The sand blaster returneth! Happy Friday to all!
Happy 🦃 day to you and your family ! Blessings from lockdown in California. 🥧
The reason this man is the best is because every little piece that comes with the item is usually restored, other channels will break parts and go "wow, that was really old, it just broke! Oh well."
My regular break from this self destructing society. Thank you my friend ❤
Good job, thanks for sharing friend 😃👍
These videos are always so satisfying to watch. I've watched every single one of the videos on this channel and they always calm me down 🖤 thank you so much for making this content 🥰
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Man that red powder paint is on another level
I get so happy whenever I see you post a new video it's ridiculous. This is the first restoration channel I subscribed to and it's still my favorite.
The powder paint is insane, the way it sends out a mess of powder yet ends up looking perfect blows my mind
I've been waiting forEVER for you to come back. Hope all is well.
The way toys were built back then is a true testament to people working hard. This was so cool to see you put it back together in working order. I guess most things were red back then huh.
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Ahhh I need a translator
I think your works are excellent and I always follow them carefully. Your tools are very suitable for this and the filming is also excellent, there are no boring scenes, you avoided repetitions and the main story was filmed, apparently you have good equipment for filming, which increases the quality of these works. You spend a lot of time and money for this, and of course you have many fans. I suggest everyone to see your work. I apologize for my bad English. Thank you
The sand blasting is so satisfying
Love that you test the paint for lead before you work on it! Really smart, especially on antiques.
Can we appreciate that this thing even keeps score
I can't stop watching these videos. So relaxing and constructive.
The sand blastig part never fails to amaze me 😍
Truly my friend, you can't even imagine how peaceful and calm i feel while watching your vids..
Keep up and may you always find the right thing to do in your life.
Wow, I loved the baked on finish that left a mirror shine! Didn't know they had a bake on product like that. Great job!
It's called a powder coat
Pretty impressive lil machine for the 40s
This is the best restoration channel ever, I especially love the sandblasting and the powder coating makes it look like new, these toys are new in 2020 as they were back when they were first produced.
Skee-ball game on 1940 wow it very long years ago cool game u have!! I like that game video thanks for that haha have a nice weekend!!
I always enjoy your restorations. Excellent work!
This guy is a real pro. OMG.
Senti uma imensa saudades da infância. Ficou muito lindo!!!! Parabéns.
That chrome effect powder coat came out really well, nice choice.
POV: you're disassembling and reassembling your pen in school
But in actuality you can’t figure out why it gets jammed and you’re annoyed with it and throw it away:):):)
You just went from restorer to miracle worker in my book! Beautiful work
I don’t know why but I appreciate how they do a lead check every time before they start
Because if the paint is lead-based, you don't want to be breathing that in when you blast it off. The blasting process turns it into dust which would be easily inhaled. I realize the blasting cabinet is enclosed, but it's not totally sealed so there is potential for dust to escape.
@@sw6188 I know that, it’s just other channels don’t check
The sandblasting is incredibly satisfying to watch
The attention to detail...
This guy is so good at what he does he could probably restore my life.
Great restoration
I wish I could find something like this for my father. He will be 83 on the 2nd and this is his favorite arcade game of all time. They just don't make things like they use to. Amazing restore it looks absolutely amazing.
Oh man i like how good it finish! It’s so good! And also bring more frequently, I like your videos too much
I love that you kept the original graphics!
I need a red R&R hoodie..
Great thinking, I'll take a tee if it happens because this is definitely the best restoration channel. Great to see another video.
I haven't been able to find anyone else so professional and satisfying to watch! So glad to see new content!
at 8:00 I actually scared my husband screaming "What are you doing?!" to the screen. Clearcoat. >.< lol
Why would you scream
@@sticlavoda5632 cause I’m drama and I forgot my husband was in the room 😂
@@Jakathera More power to you i guess . Be you
I watch a lot of restoration videos. You have the best sand blasting footage by far! You can see what is happening so well!
That's when toys didn't require batteries
This is magic, I am amazed.
It’s nice to “skee” you posting videos again!
👏👏👏😩😩
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That powder coating is magical to watch.
He has returned
Here from Tiktok. You have a supremely good eye for filming satisfying shots
Welcome back!
Your work like I saw your video from tik tok and man your work it’s just mind blown when I saw you put the stuff in that light room and it got like metal man I was like wow that’s just beautiful keep it up 👍
An amazing job as usual. Just out of curiosity: do you happen to have knowledge in filmmaking? Because the angles you use are fantastic and you always manage to get very clean and well-focused shots
Amazing restoration and video, but what really catches my attention is the gorgeous mechanical score-keeping mechanism. My god, it's beautiful..
Apparently the entire world was held together with bent tabs
The clear coat over the original graphics was genius. As I look at it, it still has a patina to it that is hard to preserve. That clear coat is a good clear coat. The washing it off helped tremendously too, but it wasn't too much to make it look cleaned, rather weathered over time. Excellent restore here. Most of the stuff was standard, but the preservation of the graphics and the wooden bits was absolute mastery here. A lesser craftsman would have done something else that didn't do the piece justice.
It’s my favorite!
There is just something so satisfying about watch the powder paint go from a dull Matt color to a glossy coat within seconds.
I came Here By Un Poco de Todo xdxd, New Sub❤👌
The powder paint is my favorite part, watching it melt. Also the removal if the old paint
Forbidden cotton candy found.
5:49
It worked my friend. Saw you on Tiktok and immediately came over to watch the whole video and subscribed.👏👍
Of all those machine's and tools shown screw driver is the only one I'm having.
Nice job for bringing this old toy back from the dead
Un poco de Todo 😎
Finally another restoration channel where no one talks, I absolutely do not care about what type of chemicals you use, I just wanna see what you guys do
UP DT
The glossiness of the paint is so satisfying for some reason.