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I found this Vintage Scale at flea market, it cost me 10€ , a very good price i think , the woman who sold me this beautiful scale explained to me that her parents bought in 1920 to sell food to the market every day until they died...
This is a very durable scale and after this restoration will survive for another 100 years.
I don't know if you seen my other scale restoration, if not pleas watch and tell me what you think and which restoration do you prefer, so i decided with this restoration to not make any paint because many of you requested this, for protection of the metal i have utilized a special produc an inhibator for rust , this produc is a thick oil which become very hard after 24 hours and don't let air and water touch the metal;
I replaced all the screws because they were very rusty.

Index of operation and materials:
( 01 : 14 ) disassembly
( 05 : 13 ) remooving rust with electrolisys
( 05 : 56 ) cleaning the plates
( 06 : 39 ) buffing the plates
( 08 : 36 ) polishing the plates
( 08 : 13 ) brushing the rust after electrolisys
( 09:58 ) buffing all the metal parts
( 11 : 09 ) fixing all the screws
( 12 : 05 ) cleaning all the parts with whitespirit
( 12 : 25 ) appling the Rustol owatrol antirust incolore
( 13 : 56 ) start asesembli the parts

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Disclaimer: I am no professional. I am completely self taught and would appreciate any feedback, advice or constructive criticism and suggestions .

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