Metal Detecting "How To Electrolyze Your finds" The Time Searchers

[nuggetnoggin]

Nice, if i'm right you put them in the oven at 360 degrees for 3 or 4 hours an it gets to moisture out and tehn use spray paint of something to seam them.

[BillTheRelic]

Well....I have the oven on between 150 to 200 for 20 to 30 minutes is more than enough and they depending on the artifact; I will either use hot bee's wax, rust converter, clear spray, or a T-9 spray. Happy hunting.

Bill(Pa)

[nuggetnoggin]

@BillTheRelic thanks man, i probably be at DIV November hunt if i get picked again

[Dem0D1ck]

Bill, thanks for the e-mail response. As a matter of fact I did try it here at my place shortly after I left my comment, with a 12v - 500ma AC/DC converter. Subjects were a 1958 silver Roosie dime, a 1958 wheaty, and a rusted auto exhaust clamp. It cleaned the exhaust clamp perfectly, but seemed to roughen the surface of the two coins. I then polished the two coins with an electric tooth brush, tooth paste and baking soda. They seemed to come out all right. Looking forward to next vid.

[BillTheRelic]

Just wait for the next two video's we have comeing up that I'll show you how to clean some coins using a ac adapter; plus on some coins and buttons I clean with by useing dish soap and baking soda. Thank you for your comments!

Bill(pa)

[Dem0D1ck]

Great video, this method looks it can be used to clean up all types of rust metal.

Can it be used to clean coinage?

[BillTheRelic]

Thank you for your nice comments! You can use electrolysis but in a smaller version. Like a train transformer will work nicely and a ac adapter under 6w. Just look out for more time searchers video's and we will put one up on doing this method of cleaning coins.

Bill(pa)

[RecoveringRelics]

Great job! It cleaned up great!

[BillTheRelic]

Boy it cleaned up very nicely. Wait until you see the second part when I cook the cw camp pole belt axe. Plus I'll show you the finished results. Bill(pa)

[Ringo853]

6 or 12 volt, please? How do you stop the terminals from decaying?

[BillTheRelic]

Depending on what you are cooking. Like the candle stick holder. I used 6v but if that did not work well then go 12v. I try to clean them after every time I use them. If you do that you should be ok. Thank you for you great comments! Bill(pa)

[nuggetnoggin]

Awesome, just signed up for XV, if i get chose it will be my 2nd DIV, good cleaning, i heard you shouldnt use stainless steel. looking forward for part 2

[BillTheRelic]

Good luck and I hope you make the list and find lots of relics. Yeah I heard the same thing but if you do it in the open or well ventulated area; you show be ok. But it does work the best. Bill(pa)

[garthbfan]

Nice job Bill!! Thanks for sharing!! HH

[BillTheRelic]

Thank you my friend and sharing our adventures that we like to do.

Bill(pa)

[icollectstuffdude]

Great demonstration Bill, it cleaned up really nice! 

[BillTheRelic]

Thank you very much and I think you'll like the second part just as good too. Thanks again buddt!

Bill(pa)

[COMMANDERJSP]

Thanks for the demo! Nice relics!

[BillTheRelic]

Thank you my friend and I hope someday it will be a use to you.

Bill(pa)

[NiagracountyNY]

Great video Bill! Thx for sharing your method.I am gonna use it on a few iron relics Ive collected.good Luck on your next Hunt..HH

[BillTheRelic]

It should work out very well for you. Just remember... Don't cook them too long. If you have to keep checking on them, well that would be better than leaving them in there for longer periods.

Bill(pa)

[DigginAmerica]

Great demonstration Bill ....... that piece cleaned up real nice.

[BillTheRelic]

Thank you my friend and I love watching your videos too.

Bill(pa)

[MNdigger]

That Turned Out Great!!

HH!!

[BillTheRelic]

It turned out better than I thought it would. Thanks

Bill(pa)

[rjb444]

Bill I really like this video, I did not understand exactly the whole process until this program. What kind of file was that again?

[BillTheRelic]

Thank you Rodger I am glad it helped you. Yes the file I used here was a medium bastard file. I like the course bastard file the best.

Bill(pa)

[Armymanis]

Loved the video! I never knew how to do Electrolysis correctly, but now I do :)

[BillTheRelic]

Easier than you think once you see the process. Thank you for watching!

Bill(pa)

[fd1836]

That is agreat idea,I have a old car and I'm going try this on my bumper brackets.

[BillTheRelic]

It should work ok for you pretty well. Thank you for watching!

Bill(pa)

[219erman]

Good Video Bill..I'll be waiting for the video on sealing that relic

[BillTheRelic]

Thank you my friend! It will be up in the next few weeks and better quality then the first ones.

Bill(pa)