Japanese Bisque Torso and Others - Restoration | Haulin Glass

These items are primarily 1920's and early 1930's. The bisque torso could very well be older. Several of these items had bad rust attached to them and this took longer for the acid to work but they came out well. I suggest viewing this on your big screen and home stereo for the best experience. Cars, birds, the sound of digging and falling dirt sound best there. The embossing is easier to read there too. Watch my other videos and subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBS7lX5YtSFYOnkOJYWjhHQ?sub_confirmation=1 Buy items you see in my videos here: https://www.ebay.com/usr/mrsalvage Link to my step by step video on cleaning bottles with muriatic acid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7QzqpQ_cb0 Be sure to use safety glasses and chemical gloves when messing with muriatic acid. Also choose a well ventilated area outdoors and have your neutralizer on deck and ready beforehand. A few things I've learned about muriatic acid: Do not mix muriatic acid with other chemicals! Do not submerge aluminum in muriatic acid, can be explosive! Do not submerge bakelite lids or conch shells in muriatic acid, they will be destroyed. #restoration #history #educational