I know this is a rather "old" video, being over 2 years since it was produced/filmed, however I just wanted to say that I am constantly amazed and impressed with your skills and abilities when it comes to things like powder coating and just the overall restoration of many of these pieces. It's clear you have an extensive knowledge of repairing items and bringing them back to their original glory. This is another perfect example of that. Thank you so much for working so hard on getting this fixed up and working again so that an entirely New generation can enjoy it, for many years to come and hopefully much longer.
When I was a child, a guy my mother worked with had the exact coin bank on a shelf in his office. When she would go to meet with him, he would let me play with the bank and feed pennies to the clown. Despite its sort of creepy appearance, I loved playing with this clever little mechanical bank. The paint job on his was a little different than this. I think it had red dots on the cheeks or some other red facial details. And the paint was more of a thin, matte paint which really showed the texture of the cast iron. The powder coat does give it a sleek glossy look though, which is quite appealing in its own way. Great work :)
Yeah, you can definitely see a star of some sort in the blue section that gets covered up, as well as the original likely being more meticulous with the buttons and collar rather than a flat yellow. That said, still a damn fine paintjob on some damn fine restoration work!
The whole technique in the filming the ASMR sound the punctuation and close ups , camera effects and extra punctuation create a fantastic watch. These relics go unappreciated and forgotten, but with a little ( lol) polishing and finesse, come out clear winners. Great cast iron bank - wonderful time capsule with the 1939 coins.
This had me HOWLING with laughter. Amazingly done, both restoration and editing-wise. Please do more creepy restorations because I'll definitely watch them!!
Wow that was a fantastic restoration. I love the sand blasting part, so satisfying. This bank never looked this good when it was made. Thank you for showing some of the work you put in to powder coat all of the different colors, lot of hours went into restoring this.
I am so glad I ran across your channel but I guess I can thank youtube for it because they actually sent it to my feed because of my interest. But I get so excited to see all the things you make look new and it happens right in our face. Thank you for sharing your fantastic abilites. Its just amazing.... I will be sending some compensation for all your entertainment. Thanks.......whats so amazing is the fact that you do things in a way that makes people want to just get their hands in it and touch it. You turn old rusty metal into porclin.
RR: /finishes insanely complicated color application Me: "Wow. Skills." RR: /proceeds to cover everything in white powder and shoves it in the oven Me: /freaks out "WTF?!?!?! What? Why?" 2 seconds later Me: "Oh. It's a clear gloss coat."
My grandpa used to have one of these when I was a child. Scared the life out of me. So "glad" to see this effing thing restored... Srsly, sometimes all you need is a flamethrower
aaron garrett It would be super cool to see him spray on the base coat and put it in the oven, then through the power of editing jump ahead and see all the colors jump out underneath the clear coat
Everyone else: Scary clown! Me: Look at all those rare old coins! I saw a 1943 steel penny, a buffalo nickel, a Mercury dime, several wheat pennies, and multiple silver dimes!
The only one he had (visible) of significant rarity was the 1943 steel penny. The were only made during 1943 as a way to save copper for the war effort. And even then, they aren't that hard to get a hold of. one day though...
By far your finest work my friend. It's the covering the end of your tools while reassembling items which shows your dedication to not scuff/scratch the powder coating/paint decreasing the chance of rust (THATS WHAT I MOST ENJOY ABOUT YOUR WORK) and what also makes these restorations unique. Thank you and well done
Thank you for rescuing wonderfully designed toys and making them into objects that will last when treated gently. I think the original execution of them didn’t take into consideration that some people would want these beauties to live eternally, hence painting instead of enameling them, although I’m sure cost of production played a part too. I’m 58 years old and my father was an antique dealer. As a child, I never would have dreamed that someone like you would craft ways to restore vintage and antique metal toys. My father specialized in glass and he developed a workshop to repair chips, always informing buyers that he had repaired the items. He taught me how to repair glass when I was a teenager. At the end of his life, he had perfected his workshop only to have it dismantled by the auctioneers of his estate. Our home was his warehouse. He had so many interests and talents that he had difficulty completing his projects. There wasn’t enough time in the day and that made him angry 😂 😝.
Everytime I think: „Oh there are several Power coaters on UA-cam and they nearly achieve the same results!“ You come out with such a Video and you Probe That you are the one and only Powder-Coating-Benchmark! Incredible Job! 👍🏼👍🏼
Such amazing attention to finite detail. From putting clearly defined lines between the colors, to the perfectly matched screw at the end. This channel does nothing but blow my mind.
This has to be the most outstanding restoration I've seen in a long time. I especially enjoyed the dramatic visual effects that helped make this video restoration "Over the Top"!!
bro those coins that where in there, keep them. i saw a few buffalo nickles in their and if you check the front to legs if one of them is not connected to the bottom half of the leg that means it is worth 500-1200 dollars. btw i collect all kinds of coins so i know my stuff.
You even paint half a screw head to match the clothes? 🤯😵 Those details is why I consider you the master of restoration. By the way, I believe there is heat resistant tape you can purchase to block off the parts you do not wish to powder coat. Then bake and peel. But going the Q-Tip route certainly earns my respect. Fact: Q-Tips were originally named Baby Gays.
I'm pretty confident that parents who give their children clown toys such as this, are knowingly trying to give them nightmares. Creepy clown indeed. And what's even creepier? The rust stain tears coming from the eyes on the inside at about the 1:48 mark. Seriously though, could you imagine if kid's toys made today were metal, screwed together and actually restorable. Since you did such a great job on the restoration, maybe the demon that surely possess it won't haunt you.
Ya know, your not just top quality restorer you've got a real talent for camera work. Excellent stuff totally entertaining, thanks so much for taking the time and sharing. I love peeps who save stuff!
Didn't expect this to be such a painting challenge, but what a success! Love the creative editing too. Despite the creepiness, this piece was worth seeing the technique x1000. Just, WOW!
When you were sandblasting the front, you had your thumb in his mouth. I was kind of waiting for you to say "ouch" as if it bit you. Lol. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇦🇺 you did a good job with him.
OMG, I have this thing since I was a baby, and it still has paint on it. You did a magnificent job restoring this one. The features are a little different, but the colors are perfect.
Every time I watch one of these, my first thought is to skip to the end and see the final project. However, 100% of the time I wind up watching the entire video!! You’re a very talented individual!!
That red and blue screw at the end, perfection.
I agree. But did you really expect anything other than perfection?
yES
My thoughts exactly.
I would say it was beyond perfection. ;))
Its the difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra
When the colors of the screw aligned i was so happy.
Doesn't take much to get you off.
Same thing here, so satisfactory when even this detail worked :-)
Ya motha
I clapped like the perfectionist autistic I am.
Rusted: Its scary.
Sand Blasted: Its scarier.
Finished: Its terrifying.
hahahaa kinda yes
Ppl are afraid of everything
@@soapzuds4542 Man all these likes and only one reply! (Thanks btw). Lemme just say this, I'm afraid of most things but not everything. :)
Couldn't agree more 🤣🤣🤣
I don't know why but i don't think it's scary
before: freaky
after: freaky but with ✨pizzaz✨
well that rhymes with ✨possess✨
:)
Ha ha ha ha
He won’t be scary once the rust is gone
Nope
He's still disturbing
So the grey is the metal ?
Sorry for the stupid question
Yes, the sandblasting makes is kinda bumpy so that's why it does not look "metallic".
i actily said OH MY GODS IT HAS TEETH SO MUCH NOPE!
It's sooo satisfying when he sandblasts off all the rust
I was hoping he would start in the center of the forehead so the creepiness would die faster
I love how you fully leaned into the creepiness of the damn clown and just framed this whole thing like a horror movie. Fantastic work!
At least the clown isn't The Joker.
@@Kanjilearner Or Pennywise.
I know this is a rather "old" video, being over 2 years since it was produced/filmed, however I just wanted to say that I am constantly amazed and impressed with your skills and abilities when it comes to things like powder coating and just the overall restoration of many of these pieces. It's clear you have an extensive knowledge of repairing items and bringing them back to their original glory. This is another perfect example of that. Thank you so much for working so hard on getting this fixed up and working again so that an entirely New generation can enjoy it, for many years to come and hopefully much longer.
The two coloured screw at the end makes ist perfect.
before: scary
after: scary
lol !
Before: Rusty scary
After: Brand new scary
After: Scarier
@@Piter_1032= And still creepy!! I would have not given that to my child!
Scarier than before
My new favorite genre: horrorestaurations
IT's almost October!
Should have more scary restoration imo
I keep being like 'there's no way its going to get any spookier.' I'm wrong every second. Beautiful job!
When I was a child, a guy my mother worked with had the exact coin bank on a shelf in his office. When she would go to meet with him, he would let me play with the bank and feed pennies to the clown. Despite its sort of creepy appearance, I loved playing with this clever little mechanical bank. The paint job on his was a little different than this. I think it had red dots on the cheeks or some other red facial details. And the paint was more of a thin, matte paint which really showed the texture of the cast iron.
The powder coat does give it a sleek glossy look though, which is quite appealing in its own way. Great work :)
Yeah, you can definitely see a star of some sort in the blue section that gets covered up, as well as the original likely being more meticulous with the buttons and collar rather than a flat yellow. That said, still a damn fine paintjob on some damn fine restoration work!
Great work as always, looks like enameled ceramic in the end
Haha...Learn something from him 😇😇 Can't even remove rust properly
This might be the eeriest restoration you’ve done. 🥃Here’s to years of success
The whole technique in the filming the ASMR sound the punctuation and close ups , camera effects and extra punctuation create a fantastic watch. These relics go unappreciated and forgotten, but with a little ( lol) polishing and finesse, come out clear winners. Great cast iron bank - wonderful time capsule with the 1939 coins.
Better than a low budget horror movie.
Agreed
You mean bollywood movie?
Shaheryar Alii no
Just when the eyes were first taken off I had to stop and come back to it later
Right? 👍
This had me HOWLING with laughter. Amazingly done, both restoration and editing-wise. Please do more creepy restorations because I'll definitely watch them!!
Idk why. I laughed so hard too XD
Yes, please! I enjoyed that last bit so very much, bwahahaha!!!
All you did was give it more power, are you insane?!.. oh look money lol
Well, on the bright side, it'll probably spare him for his trouble. And omg, those coins.
Lexie Luff 🤣😂
Wow that was a fantastic restoration. I love the sand blasting part, so satisfying. This bank never looked this good when it was made. Thank you for showing some of the work you put in to powder coat all of the different colors, lot of hours went into restoring this.
"You got all my pennies! What else do you want?!?"
"YOUR SOUL." said the Legion.
"Put that thing back were it came from or so help me!"
"so help me, so help me!" mike wazowski!
Bum bum bum bum😂😂😂
@@tslater1989 hahaha😄
And scene!
I love you, you win.
When the artist takes so much pride in his work, that even the colors on the head of the screw match up.
I am so glad I ran across your channel but I guess I can thank youtube for it because they actually sent it to my feed because of my interest. But I get so excited to see all the things you make look new and it happens right in our face. Thank you for sharing your fantastic abilites. Its just amazing.... I will be sending some compensation for all your entertainment. Thanks.......whats so amazing is the fact that you do things in a way that makes people want to just get their hands in it and touch it. You turn old rusty metal into porclin.
RR: /finishes insanely complicated color application
Me: "Wow. Skills."
RR: /proceeds to cover everything in white powder and shoves it in the oven
Me: /freaks out "WTF?!?!?! What? Why?"
2 seconds later
Me: "Oh. It's a clear gloss coat."
Dude, I thought the same thing!
Same.
I've seen the clear coat before so it didn't surprise me The first time I saw it, however...lol
Ditto
Lol I hella panicked too XD
I'd restore that thing right back to the firey furnace of hell where it came from.
Word!
That’s just more scarier
😂😂
Only there can it be unmade
hobi is right
Of course, one could say a clown that saves all his coins is 'pennywise'....
As long as it isn't offering you a balloon...
😏
O wow. Ha!
Bwaaa hahahahaha!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
quartersmart
Очень увлекательный и интересный процесс с преображением вещи любой ! Браво !
You should have waited. This could have been used as a Halloween special. It's creepy!
Great job as always tho.
He's probably got more in store
Haven't you been watching tv?
@@dr.barber7013 Hopefully.
@@fwlweb5803 What for?
Never too early to get spooky!
Never thought that
Sandblasting and watching paint Dry
are some of life's biggest pleasures !!
I agree, now if only I could find that slicing bacon channel, I'd be set.
You, sir, are an awesome craftsman with an incredible memory for putting things back together again! Such precision!
Deb Spils he looks at his video again to put it back together
This was one of the simplest yet prettiest and made me feel happy projects yet, thank you, Ronnie
I'm a coin collector, so to see all those old coins still inside after all these years is awesome!!!
Or the person who made this video placed the coins inside for the video.
Right 1937 buffalo head nickel! So cool!
My grandpa used to have one of these when I was a child. Scared the life out of me.
So "glad" to see this effing thing restored...
Srsly, sometimes all you need is a flamethrower
😂😂😂😂😂
yup
It’d only make it shiner
it’d be such a beautiful and satisfying thing to burn
8:10 The perfection in painting that the line is smoothly continuing across the screw .. this is a high quality work 👏🏻
That duo red/blue screw at the end though 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I seriously thought this was some kind of middle eastern type statue until the sandblasting revealed it was a clown!
Yeah I wouldn't have seen it if I knew it was a clown! 😂
i realized it was a clown as soon as i saw the insides
I thought it was some Mayan thing lol
same lol
Tbh it still looks like an Asian clown
Dang... that clear-coat blew my mind when it went on white and turned clear.
aaron garrett It would be super cool to see him spray on the base coat and put it in the oven, then through the power of editing jump ahead and see all the colors jump out underneath the clear coat
L Christensen 100% agree!
Rescue'n'Restore: Halloween Special.
September's a little early, though.
Top notch restoration, almost looks like it made outta ceramic now. Very cool old silver dimes and Indian head nickel. Great job sir. 👍👍
Everyone else: Scary clown!
Me: Look at all those rare old coins! I saw a 1943 steel penny, a buffalo nickel, a Mercury dime, several wheat pennies, and multiple silver dimes!
Yeah I was gonna ask about that, scrolled down and saw the funny "scary" comments. Then I found this one.
The copper or bronze 1943 pennys are the more valuable, not the steel ones. The steel are only worth about $10 and that’s in mint condition.
@@nanachick05 He could restore the coins quite easily I think...
AAAyyyGGG most of us coin collectors, don’t want restored coins...most not all.
I eyed the coins in between being terrified of the horrific clown
İt no longer looks metal its like porcelain
Indeed.
it even SOUNDS like porcelain!
imagine you try and smash it but it bounces instead
Porcelain n'or blanc for the bugatti?
Yo fr it trips me off
It looks like a damned soul screaming into the abyss
Have the exact bank in my garage. Got it from my grandfather. Agree it is definitely a scary bank. Great work restoring yours!
You are the Cecil B Demille of UA-cam restoration videos. Your camera angles and drama are unsurpassed. I so look forward to your work.
.. .i
Before restoration, the face looks like some kind of ancient artifact or something
You should keep those coins. Some of them may be worth quite a bit.
yeah I saw 1935 on one of the coins
Old pennies are worth 1.8 cents
@@darn9717 Yep! 😉👍
The only one he had (visible) of significant rarity was the 1943 steel penny. The were only made during 1943 as a way to save copper for the war effort. And even then, they aren't that hard to get a hold of. one day though...
Yeah, I have an 1898 penny. At most it’s worth 50 cents
I liked this video the moment when the clown blinked in the very beginning. Love the creepy factor.
Just watched till the end. Awesome.
By far your finest work my friend. It's the covering the end of your tools while reassembling items which shows your dedication to not scuff/scratch the powder coating/paint decreasing the chance of rust (THATS WHAT I MOST ENJOY ABOUT YOUR WORK) and what also makes these restorations unique. Thank you and well done
I love your editing style! It's unique and looks much more professional compared to other restoration channels.
ok, different ... it's fine. I'm fine. I won't have nightmares, no no. This is fine. I'm fine.
Red and blue toned screw
* Holds breath.
* Screwdriver turns.
Red matches red. Blue with blue.
* Long exhale....
Magnificent!
c'est un travail d'artiste je suis étonné merci pour cette vidéo
👍👍👍❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰🇲🇫🇲🇫🇲🇫
2:59 - “Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?”
Shakespeare quote. Fantastic!
xD
@@paul-zx5du If so, tell thy sovereign lady this, that we unto you our thumbs do bite!
@@paul-zx5du Oh-kaaaayyy .... :| LOL
Good to hear quote froms Romeo and Juliet-william Shakespeare
the bank eats the coins, but the clown eats your soul.
OMG LMAO
😄😄😄😄
OMG 😂😂 that's the worst!
Hes gonna eat the soul of who abando it
Been reading Stephen King, have we?
Thank you for rescuing wonderfully designed toys and making them into objects that will last when treated gently. I think the original execution of them didn’t take into consideration that some people would want these beauties to live eternally, hence painting instead of enameling them, although I’m sure cost of production played a part too. I’m 58 years old and my father was an antique dealer. As a child, I never would have dreamed that someone like you would craft ways to restore vintage and antique metal toys. My father specialized in glass and he developed a workshop to repair chips, always informing buyers that he had repaired the items. He taught me how to repair glass when I was a teenager. At the end of his life, he had perfected his workshop only to have it dismantled by the auctioneers of his estate. Our home was his warehouse. He had so many interests and talents that he had difficulty completing his projects. There wasn’t enough time in the day and that made him angry 😂 😝.
The close up of the sand/ paint as you filled the container… Loved it!
Everytime I think: „Oh there are several Power coaters on UA-cam and they nearly achieve the same results!“
You come out with such a Video and you Probe That you are the one and only Powder-Coating-Benchmark!
Incredible Job!
👍🏼👍🏼
Please make more videos. I enjoy watching your videos, they are extremely relaxing.
Of course he has nails holding his eyes in place. Of course.
@Anthony Ramsey You clearly didn't understand the comment. FOH
@@admin8244 It's okay, some people have trouble with the human concept of "humor."
The inside of it's face was crying
....I thank you, belatedly, for pointing out this charming detail. I needed another reason to clutch a security blanket and weep quietly.
Such amazing attention to finite detail. From putting clearly defined lines between the colors, to the perfectly matched screw at the end. This channel does nothing but blow my mind.
This has to be the most outstanding restoration I've seen in a long time. I especially enjoyed the dramatic visual effects that helped make this video restoration "Over the Top"!!
You’re so good at powder coating! And I love the special effects! Great job!
Seeing the powder cure is sooo satisfying, and knowing it's gonna stay on there like hell makes it even better
Whaouuuu ! ... Quelle précision de travail ! et quel technicité de pointe !
T'as vraiment l'art du détail, et des " mains en or "
Bonne continuation
bro those coins that where in there, keep them. i saw a few buffalo nickles in their and if you check the front to legs if one of them is not connected to the bottom half of the leg that means it is worth 500-1200 dollars. btw i collect all kinds of coins so i know my stuff.
I saw a steel penny and a mercury dime too, lots of collectable coins
You even paint half a screw head to match the clothes? 🤯😵 Those details is why I consider you the master of restoration. By the way, I believe there is heat resistant tape you can purchase to block off the parts you do not wish to powder coat. Then bake and peel. But going the Q-Tip route certainly earns my respect.
Fact: Q-Tips were originally named Baby Gays.
Man, I had to look that fun fact up, but you weren't kidding. That's some good good right there.
Will the sand blaster work on a real clown that’s trying to murder someone?
STOP PERCEIVING CLOWNS AS MONSTERS!!
yes it will.
@@N-MCMXCIX Yeah, mimes are the real problem.
@@Marie45610 LOL
Marie Both are equally terrifying to me and I'm 16!
This is what perfection looks like 💗
Hey dude
There's ..
There's something
Behind you ... 😱
Great cinematography ☕👍
Right after sandblasting the artifact looks like italian ex-prime minister Silvio Berlusconi... he also was a clown, what a coincidence!
true
Lol That's him. Its a collection of him.
I'm pretty confident that parents who give their children clown toys such as this, are knowingly trying to give them nightmares. Creepy clown indeed. And what's even creepier? The rust stain tears coming from the eyes on the inside at about the 1:48 mark.
Seriously though, could you imagine if kid's toys made today were metal, screwed together and actually restorable.
Since you did such a great job on the restoration, maybe the demon that surely possess it won't haunt you.
Hedcannon: everything he restores is haunted and he’s restoring them to free their souls.
@@GeeklingNo1 I'd watch that show/read that light novel.
Excellent rebuild. My hats off to the layered powder coat work. Should last another hundred years plus. Thanks for sharing
Ya know, your not just top quality restorer you've got a real talent for camera work. Excellent stuff totally entertaining, thanks so much for taking the time and sharing. I love peeps who save stuff!
I’m actually watching paint dry...😃
alfandeddie and it’s FUN
More like...bake.
Melt.
Satisfaction
Better than 99% of UA-cam...
I will say it again, you have gold in your hands !
Beautifull paint job
I had this exact one in my room growing up. I love these videos now. Just the sounds of production. No talking.
"Hello, Georgie... gotta quarter?"
1943 steel penny--Excellent. And I think I saw an Indian head nickel.
I've collected coins since I was little so I was very excited to see that.
4:59 that’s one way to wake up the demon inside that thing
He released it lol
I need more of this creature in my life; he needs to become a thing on this channel!!!!
"Can't sleep; clown will eat me." -coins
Love that episode. 🤣
Amazing! Gave me chills. The unrestored version was really spooky too, the way that you filmed it was epic!
I was expecting winged demons to escape when you opened it.
I thought Georgie was going to pop out.
lol
Hi Mr Restore, your hands work amazingly and gentle with old rust, I love how you bring the old unwanted things to life. I love it 💃🏻
Didn't expect this to be such a painting challenge, but what a success! Love the creative editing too. Despite the creepiness, this piece was worth seeing the technique x1000. Just, WOW!
Did that thing leave itself on your doorstep one night? 😱🤡 two-toned screw head you are the paint master!
Well that’s the last time I watch one of these before bed. Jeepers!
I hope you're teaching this amazing trade to someone!! It would be great to have this talent carried to the next generation!! As always...Bravo!
Absolutely amazing that bad boy never looked that good. That was a ton of work right there A+++ on the screw nice touch 😎
When you were sandblasting the front, you had your thumb in his mouth. I was kind of waiting for you to say "ouch" as if it bit you. Lol. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇦🇺 you did a good job with him.
I can see you really had fun with the editing on this one! Love it!
OMG, I have this thing since I was a baby, and it still has paint on it. You did a magnificent job restoring this one. The features are a little different, but the colors are perfect.
First I was curious now I'm anxiously trying to sleep while having Flashbacks of "IT" (the old one).
congratulations beautiful work restoration
I actually have socks that have the 1990 miniseries penny wise on them
But I can’t remember for the life of me where I got them from
Want a balloon?
04:57
Our guy has pretty good video making skills.
Without out restoring it you could have fooled me bu saying its an old ancient artifact from the Mesopotamian Era and I would have believed you.
Every time I watch one of these, my first thought is to skip to the end and see the final project. However, 100% of the time I wind up watching the entire video!! You’re a very talented individual!!
This music and editing 😂👍🏻
My family can't understand why I get so much pleasure out of these videos 🤔
My favorite part was..... EVERYTHING!!!!!