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Cast iron ventilation grill - Restoration

In today's part I will show you the renovation of a cast iron fireplace door for the circulation of warm air. Our son brought an old rusty fireplace door from a friend from the attic. Veronica liked them a lot, so I decided to fix them. I installed them instead of a plastic grille to the fireplace as a vent for circulating warm air to the next room. Fireplace grilles are a very important part of the fireplace system, thanks to which you can enjoy the warmth of heat in any room of your house. However, they can also be used for ventilation. Resistance to high temperatures is guaranteed thanks to the high-quality steel material from which they are made. If you have any information, you can share it with others on my Facebook page:   / 951735661652138   If you have any questions about the process, use machines or other things, ask me in the comments. I try to answer everyone and as soon as possible. I'm sorry for my bad English, it's not my language. I'm uploading videos about restoring mechanical things. I'm uploading videos about the restoration of old wooden things. I fix things as best I can. I am self-taught. Therefore, if some procedures are wrong, forgive me. Thank you. If you like this renewal, share and submit :) Thanks for the advice on how to improve this channel! youtube channel    / veradona1   action index: 00:01 Introduction of the fireplace grille 00:48 Preparation for electrolysis. For better contact of the wire, I ground the rust from the grid where I attach the wire and then connect it to the negative pole of the source. 01:18 In my case, we insert the iron interconnected slices, in my case made of webbing, and attach them to the plus pole. Put the cut piece into a container prepared in this way, pour water over it and pour baking soda or, as in my case, sodium hydroxide. It is conductive and at the same time removes residual paint. 02:45 After 24 hours of electrolysis, rinse the grid with water and clean with a steel brush. 04:15 For easier handling before brushing, I removed the grips of the grid. 05:05 I cleaned the divided grid with a wire wheel. 10:28 Paint the cleaned parts with a rust remover. I use my favorite rust remover with tannin (not a condition) 07:05 We wipe off the remnants of the rust remover with a metal wool and apply a color that can withstand a higher temperature (It depends on where you will place the grid. I have it close to the flue, so I chose this color). 07:50 Reattach the grille handles. 08:30 I used silver paint and the dry brush method to highlight the grid drawing. 09:17 So it remains to place the door in a walled frame. 09:34 Comparison before and after renovation. 09:58 Thanks patreon partners. Thank you for 10:28 minutes of your time your Radek :) To support our YouTube channel: My Patreon Page:   / veradonarestoration   My PayPal: [email protected] Thank you