Had a couple garage sale finds that I finally took time to clean up and reseason. They were rusty and in poor shape, kinda looked like this waffle maker
Actually gave that waffle maker away to a friend in repayment for sand blasting some cast for me.
This is the piece he sandblasted for me. Too many grooves to do by hand!
This is the second piece I did.
After cleaning up both pieces were washed in soap and water then dried. Given a thin coat of grapeseed oil and baked in the oven at 350 degrees for 6 hours. Repeated the next day, thin coat of grapeseed oil and another trip through the oven.
Thanks for stopping by!
Ryan
Used angle grinder with wire brush to remove the majority of crud then finished up with sandpaper.
Actually gave that waffle maker away to a friend in repayment for sand blasting some cast for me.
This is the piece he sandblasted for me. Too many grooves to do by hand!
This is the second piece I did.
After cleaning up both pieces were washed in soap and water then dried. Given a thin coat of grapeseed oil and baked in the oven at 350 degrees for 6 hours. Repeated the next day, thin coat of grapeseed oil and another trip through the oven.
Thanks for stopping by!
Ryan
Used angle grinder with wire brush to remove the majority of crud then finished up with sandpaper.