I checked out the other channel you mentioned. That guy's work is incredible. The amount of detail he puts into his customs is amazing. I would love to see a build-off between you and Sharon.
Lol That sounds like fun... as far as customs go I think he would win hands down... He has an eye for detail I don't think I could match at my current skills.
baremetalHW you do really good restorations and customs, you get the spectraflame so close to the original I bet not many people can do that like you can, don’t matter if you do good detailing or not. It’s based on if your satisfied with the final look.
WOW!! I know Sharon really well. He does indeed build the most astonishing customs and dioramas. I purchased a couple of his amazing works and they are just mind blowing!!! The detail in his work defies belief and they are just beautiful 'in hand' I nailed two rat rods of his. One was a piece he already had, a '34 Ford coupe and the other was a piece I commissioned from him that is a rat tow truck. I must add though that he is not always taking on commissions, nor is he so ready to sell his work. I just got lucky. His are works of art and as such, they do take time to create. Thanks for featuring Sharon Sir. His pieces are hand painted and the parts and fittings he uses are built from often found objects as Israel has very limited supplies of anything generally. Thanks for the great video as usual, I'll be applying oxidation removal asap to my customs. Cheers from Oz and all the best for the season
My absolute pleasure Sharon. My feeble words don't express in any way the breathtaking works of art you create. I feel honored that I own some of your work but more importantly, that I know you as a dear friend. Cheers and happy Hanukkah to you and your beloved family brother and peace be on your house.
Thet's a great way to remove oxidation without having to go the way of electropolising. The latter method is faster overall though. Thanks a lot for showing this. Sharon's channel is amazing by the way.
These videos rule. Between yourself and RaceGrooves I am re-hooked on collecting Hot Wheels + Matchbox cars for the first time in forty years. Now appreciating them from the standpoint of an artist in regards to their presentation of design + form. Excavating in dad's basement over Xmas looking for our bin of survivors from childhood (he says they're there) and no trip to a store is complete without glancing at the toy selections. Have already picked up a few nice goodies to keep gleaming and fascinated by the prospect of "restoring" a few as an artistic challenge. Keep the great work!
This is awesome. Thank you so much! I have a Red 1977 Matchbox Volks-Dragon that is really corroded and that I had no idea what to do with, becaause I am not able to set up an electro-polishing setup, but now I know what to do to restore the base. Thank you! Legend.
Well it's Saturday and I just stripped down my Matchbox AMC Javelin,,used your trick on the base plate there after used Autosol metal polish and wow shining like a mirror,,,here in the UK we use a product called Cilit Bang bathroom cleaner it worked great on the windows too,,,,have a great Sunday,,,
Love your videos! I actually have one of the army staff cars you mentioned in your last video. It's in pretty rough shape but I'd be happy to send it to you if you'd be interested in restoring it! You could keep it afterwards
Do you recommend doing this as a prep for selling cars on eBay? Or would doing that reduce their value to buyers? I have a fairly large number of redline cars that I am looking to sell on eBay. Some could use some oxidation removal. Interesting video!
If you can't find phosphoric acid for electro-polishing you can buy it as Ospho rust remover at any hardware store. That's ca 40% phosphoric acid solution and sufficiently concentrated for electro-polishing.
On the mad max gru mobile you should cut the bottom wheel off so it doesn’t look just lifted or just sand it down so it doesn’t look like it was just lifted
I've seen someone using a system similar to yours, except that he use vinegar instead of that strong acid you use. And it seems to work fine. Maybe it's not as fast tho.
Love watching your videos as I collected these cars as a kid and found my self collecting just the hard to find red lines now could you use the CLR in your electro polishing to clean it dumb question I know
@@baremetalHW I happen to have a container of CLR handy. Under the warning label it reads: Water CAS #7732-18-5, Lactic Acid CAS #79-33-4, Gluconic Acid CAS #526-95-4, Lauramine Oxide CAS #1643-20-5, Tripropylene Glycol n-Butyl Ether CAS #55934-93-5, Blue 1 CAS #3844-45-9, and Yellow 5 CAS #1934-21-0
Well, wow! I never thought of that. And I'm new here. I'm going to have to look back through your videos for the zinc plating method you mentioned. I'd like to try that.
How do I remove tough stains on my die cast chrome Voltron legs ?? I can see my finger prints staining the surface of the die cast chrome and other pars which are plastic chromed. ?? Help
I’m trying to fix a power rangers robot that has diecast metal that’s oxidized. Even the joints and screws are oxidized so I can’t even open it. Any tips on how I could go about repairing it?
Hey how much would it cost to retire my old Redline Deora? It has: Cracked front windshield Missing surfboards Bent wheels and axels Has oxidation Broken rear windshield Got scratches It’s goldish yellow I would like it Spectra Flame Blue, with surfboards and a Black bed. Thanks in advance
I have an idea for you to try. Nail polish makes an effective and interesting paint for diecast cars, I find that LA Colors Color Craze and Sally Hansen brands work best. It would be cool to see if it could be sprayed through an airbrush tho, as i don't have one and just use the brush in the bottle.
Thank you for this and all of your other superb videos. I restore 1/43rd vintage Dinky and Corgi toys. I’m not sure regarding the metal composites involved; do you think that this would be safe on e.g. a 1960’s Dinky toy? I’m currently in Australia, not sure of CLR is available here, but I’ll search for it 👍
I tried to do this and followed all your instructions but my die cast beyblade part turned black, granted I did use I thick solution of lime away so I was wondering if that made a difference
Question. What eats die cast ? Like the bodies for these . I have fair amount of cars that are severally corroded. Like looks like it turns them into powder
On the safety side, I think wearing gloves would and should protect your skin. You don’t want a strong chemical that removes rust to start attacking your skin.
I saw that Mattel has prowler Main reason cause . Hasbro Trademarked Prowl for transformers Long ago.I think that is why mattel is using Prowler for their stuff.
Because I have really rusty well water I have a lot of xp with finding stuff which removes rusty stains. lol! The Works is great for that but might be too harsh on a Hot Wheels car? idk I just know it works better than Lime Away.
You always say " wash with soap and water" but what kind of soap? Dish soap, Landry soap, hand soap? I know it sounds stupid but its a serious question .
I use dish soap... any detergent / surfactant will work fine though.... sorry about that... you're right it does matter... just never occurred to me to be more specific
im thinking the pronunciation of SHARON, is more than likely the same as the Israeli war hero,and Ex-president of Israel, called Sharon, pronounced more like SHAR emphasis on the A, rhyming with car, and RON like the man's name[unless its a woman called Sharon, Shazza]
And I’m thinking along the same lines, the emphasis being on the second syllable. Shar-ON not SHA-ron. But it’s an awesome website! I’m a teeny bit jealous of his garage/shop model...
I checked out the other channel you mentioned. That guy's work is incredible. The amount of detail he puts into his customs is amazing. I would love to see a build-off between you and Sharon.
Lol That sounds like fun... as far as customs go I think he would win hands down... He has an eye for detail I don't think I could match at my current skills.
baremetalHW Don't count yourself out so quickly.
baremetalHW you do really good restorations and customs, you get the spectraflame so close to the original I bet not many people can do that like you can, don’t matter if you do good detailing or not. It’s based on if your satisfied with the final look.
Hi! I love your work. I have the wheelie wagon truck. Is there any chance I could send it to you so you can restore it, and send it back?
Thanks for promoting my channel my friend! i really apriciate it.👍👍👍
Thanks for putting your techniques on TH-cam!!
Is the correct pronunciation Shah-(w)RON, just like Ariel the prime minister?
I use a 50/50 lime away/water solution for 4 minutes and then brass brush the base. It’s worked like a charm for me every time.
WOW!! I know Sharon really well. He does indeed build the most astonishing customs and dioramas. I purchased a couple of his amazing works and they are just mind blowing!!! The detail in his work defies belief and they are just beautiful 'in hand' I nailed two rat rods of his. One was a piece he already had, a '34 Ford coupe and the other was a piece I commissioned from him that is a rat tow truck. I must add though that he is not always taking on commissions, nor is he so ready to sell his work. I just got lucky. His are works of art and as such, they do take time to create. Thanks for featuring Sharon Sir. His pieces are hand painted and the parts and fittings he uses are built from often found objects as Israel has very limited supplies of anything generally.
Thanks for the great video as usual, I'll be applying oxidation removal asap to my customs.
Cheers from Oz and all the best for the season
Thanks alot Rod! ❤
My absolute pleasure Sharon. My feeble words don't express in any way the breathtaking works of art you create. I feel honored that I own some of your work but more importantly, that I know you as a dear friend.
Cheers and happy Hanukkah to you and your beloved family brother and peace be on your house.
@@astrogoodvibes6164 Thank you my dear dear friend! marry christmas you too!😊
:D
I always enjoy watching your videos, thanks for putting them out.
Thet's a great way to remove oxidation without having to go the way of electropolising. The latter method is faster overall though. Thanks a lot for showing this. Sharon's channel is amazing by the way.
These videos rule. Between yourself and RaceGrooves I am re-hooked on collecting Hot Wheels + Matchbox cars for the first time in forty years. Now appreciating them from the standpoint of an artist in regards to their presentation of design + form. Excavating in dad's basement over Xmas looking for our bin of survivors from childhood (he says they're there) and no trip to a store is complete without glancing at the toy selections. Have already picked up a few nice goodies to keep gleaming and fascinated by the prospect of "restoring" a few as an artistic challenge. Keep the great work!
I cant face a day with out these videos
This is awesome. Thank you so much! I have a Red 1977 Matchbox Volks-Dragon that is really corroded and that I had no idea what to do with, becaause I am not able to set up an electro-polishing setup, but now I know what to do to restore the base. Thank you! Legend.
I wanna get into restoring hotwheels and stuff so this is a very good tip for a beginner thank you!
I enjoy your tips, as a beginner, they have been very helpful
Thanks for this great tip. I have 7 or 8 hot wheels from my childhood, 68’s mostly with some rather bad oxidation underneath. Thanks again👍
Thank you, thank you, thank you for Lime Away tip! I've got a couple of cars that I bought from Ebay that could use some oxidation removal.
Such simple things can make us think common where is such a simple video thank you!
Well it's Saturday and I just stripped down my Matchbox AMC Javelin,,used your trick on the base plate there after used Autosol metal polish and wow shining like a mirror,,,here in the UK we use a product called Cilit Bang bathroom cleaner it worked great on the windows too,,,,have a great Sunday,,,
Coolest video ever I’m new to your channel
Love your videos! I actually have one of the army staff cars you mentioned in your last video. It's in pretty rough shape but I'd be happy to send it to you if you'd be interested in restoring it! You could keep it afterwards
Heck yeah!! I don't mind sending it back to you... email me baremetalhw@gmail.com
Hi Baremetalhw! I love your videos, and I would like to,send you a 69 wheelie wagon to restore and send back. How do I do this?
Do you recommend doing this as a prep for selling cars on eBay? Or would doing that reduce their value to buyers? I have a fairly large number of redline cars that I am looking to sell on eBay. Some could use some oxidation removal. Interesting video!
Do i need rubbing compound to go with the steel wool ? Very informative video love these !
I agree he does amazing work. Thank you for your help.
Someone may have already told you but his name would be pronounced "sha - RONE" . Loved the videos.
You are right! thanks! and Tar-shish. an old city from the holy bible mentioned in jhona's story.
I’m came here looking for a way to polish up the bare metal parts of old 70s Japanese die-cast robots. Thanks for the tips.
Very nice video, thanks for the tutorial and sharing 😎👍
Great video!!! Thank you so much!
If you can't find phosphoric acid for electro-polishing you can buy it as Ospho rust remover at any hardware store. That's ca 40% phosphoric acid solution and sufficiently concentrated for electro-polishing.
On the mad max gru mobile you should cut the bottom wheel off so it doesn’t look just lifted or just sand it down so it doesn’t look like it was just lifted
As usual greates tips, i will check this product in Mx, regards
Checked out Sharon's work and you are not wrong... Someone needs to get him a better camera asap though.
I've seen someone using a system similar to yours, except that he use vinegar instead of that strong acid you use. And it seems to work fine. Maybe it's not as fast tho.
Cool..
Checked him out. Wow he’s got a good touch with the details.
Harder and more labor intensive than electrolysis...
This prowler favors the peeping bomb. Guess they made many of the same type shapes at that period. Thanks!
Nice tip👍
Cleaning supply companies. That acid used for cleaning coffee machines.
Love watching your videos as I collected these cars as a kid and found my self collecting just the hard to find red lines now could you use the CLR in your electro polishing to clean it dumb question I know
I have to look and see what's CLR is made out of....
@@baremetalHW
I happen to have a container of CLR handy. Under the warning label it reads:
Water CAS #7732-18-5,
Lactic Acid CAS #79-33-4,
Gluconic Acid CAS #526-95-4,
Lauramine Oxide CAS #1643-20-5,
Tripropylene Glycol n-Butyl Ether CAS #55934-93-5,
Blue 1 CAS #3844-45-9,
and Yellow 5 CAS #1934-21-0
RailRide did you ever try it? Maybe find a more modern car with oxidation to try it on.
Hi! I have the wheelie wagon truck. If you were up for it, could I send to you to restore and mail back to me? How would I send it?
Well, wow! I never thought of that. And I'm new here. I'm going to have to look back through your videos for the zinc plating method you mentioned. I'd like to try that.
The zinc plating videos only a few back so we shouldn't have any trouble finding it
@@baremetalHW Thanks. And thanks for the reminder. I'll go there right now.
Hi! I love your videos. I want to send you a 69 wheelie wagon to restore and send back, how would I do so?
Have you tried CLR? I have used it lately to take rust off of files and other old tools. Just wonder what that would do?
I think CLR and Lime-Away are the same product, different brands. Both are Calcium-Lime-Rust removers (even though one only has LIME in its name).
GREAT tip ,, thanks for the video
How do I remove tough stains on my die cast chrome Voltron legs ?? I can see my finger prints staining the surface of the die cast chrome and other pars which are plastic chromed. ?? Help
I’m trying to fix a power rangers robot that has diecast metal that’s oxidized. Even the joints and screws are oxidized so I can’t even open it. Any tips on how I could go about repairing it?
Keep up the good work!! Love your videos!!
Thx finally I can have a proper buggati Veyron hot wheels
Can you do a video on how to brass plate die cast
Thanx for the great info,,,will give this ago,,,have a great day,,,
Yay videooo
Thanks for the information
Hey how much would it cost to retire my old Redline Deora?
It has:
Cracked front windshield
Missing surfboards
Bent wheels and axels
Has oxidation
Broken rear windshield
Got scratches
It’s goldish yellow
I would like it Spectra Flame Blue, with surfboards and a Black bed. Thanks in advance
I have an idea for you to try. Nail polish makes an effective and interesting paint for diecast cars, I find that LA Colors Color Craze and Sally Hansen brands work best. It would be cool to see if it could be sprayed through an airbrush tho, as i don't have one and just use the brush in the bottle.
I've tried nail polish in an airbrush it doesn't work very well
@@baremetalHW That's too bad, it looks real nice when done.
Thank you for this and all of your other superb videos.
I restore 1/43rd vintage Dinky and Corgi toys. I’m not sure regarding the metal composites involved; do you think that this would be safe on e.g. a 1960’s Dinky toy?
I’m currently in Australia, not sure of CLR is available here, but I’ll search for it 👍
Great video keep up the great work. When do you think the next mad max will come out? I can wait for perfection :)
I should have part 2 out this next week... I'm not sure when my big Mad Max project will be done...
Hi! I live your videos, and have a 69 wheelie wagon. How could,I send this to you to restore and send back?
baremetalHW sounds good:)
There is another product called CLR that works like Lime-A-Way. Have you tried that one and compared it to this one?
It says on the back of lime away do not use on... metal. Is it 100% safe to use on hot wheels
Hey there, great video.
Im trying to remove rust from the wheels axels, do u remond this method or another to remove it?
how to remove oxidation on an engine of a redline camaro when car is assembled??
I tried to do this and followed all your instructions but my die cast beyblade part turned black, granted I did use I thick solution of lime away so I was wondering if that made a difference
May I know what is the chemical name? I can't find the same trademark around... Does it damage decals?
Great video Sir an have a Happy Thanksgiving
You too!!
Happy thanksgiving! I have the wheelie wagon,and I was wondering if I could send it to you so you could restore it and send it back
Question. What eats die cast ? Like the bodies for these . I have fair amount of cars that are severally corroded. Like looks like it turns them into powder
Awesome video.. ;) :)
Hi I would love to see what happens if you forget in a solution for a very extended period of time
Thank you
Cool video! Can you make a video of how to cast and make plastic windshields? :)
Probably not... it's really difficult to get it just right...
@@baremetalHW I have made few windshilds out of clear plastic.
Will this work on rusty axles?
I used white vinegar. works but slow.
I paused the video and... nothing happened. 😶
On the safety side, I think wearing gloves would and should protect your skin. You don’t want a strong chemical that removes rust to start attacking your skin.
👍🏼
I saw that Mattel has prowler Main reason cause . Hasbro Trademarked Prowl for transformers Long ago.I think that is why mattel is using Prowler for their stuff.
What can i use as substitute because that product it isn't available in my country.. thanks.
Can you buy phosphoric acid?
@@baremetalHW I think I can. i'll ask for it.. thanks
Do you think that CLR would work?
I will try some and see...
Can WD40 remove this kind of rust?
Deniz Yeter nope!
I bet The Works toilet bowl cleaner would be faster and work better than Lime Away.
How so?
Because I have really rusty well water I have a lot of xp with finding stuff which removes rusty stains. lol!
The Works is great for that but might be too harsh on a Hot Wheels car? idk I just know it works better than Lime Away.
Coke might work. Takes rust off a bumper pretty easy.
The Works will eat zinc very fast!
would dense vinegar would work?
Not sure but it would definitely take a lot longer
You always say " wash with soap and water" but what kind of soap? Dish soap, Landry soap, hand soap? I know it sounds stupid but its a serious question .
I use dish soap... any detergent / surfactant will work fine though.... sorry about that... you're right it does matter... just never occurred to me to be more specific
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im thinking the pronunciation of SHARON, is more than likely the same as the Israeli war hero,and Ex-president of Israel, called Sharon, pronounced more like SHAR emphasis on the A, rhyming with car, and RON like the man's name[unless its a woman called Sharon, Shazza]
Crap... you're absolutely right...
And I’m thinking along the same lines, the emphasis being on the second syllable.
Shar-ON not SHA-ron.
But it’s an awesome website!
I’m a teeny bit jealous of his garage/shop model...
I always thought is was more like shar-own. The "O" is a long O..I think?
and in fact, I would roll the "R" a bit.
Can it remove paint
Alek Smith he said out doesn't harm paint or chrome on wheels...
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Like 207, BRASIL , 21 11 2018, 1:10am
Please restore a Toyota Supra 😝
Brushie Brushie
Hey, I have a matchbox that you might like. Just reply if you want it or not.
Sure... email me baremetalhw@gmail.com
baremetalHW ahhhhhhhh never mind, I will try restoring it.
Even better...
When you say that you did something off câmera cause is boring to watch I think:"Dam, I wish he recorded that. I would watched everything"
Second
Actually skittles was second
No one cares!
iam not watching an isreali
Thanks for the tips