How I made these kettlebells look BRAND NEW | RESTORING RUSTY WEIGHTS!
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Revive rusty kettlebells
In this video I'm restoring rusty weights that had been left outside in the rain for months and refurbish and restore them to looking brand new for under $15 bucks.
Here is the supplies I used:
1) Course sanding block: amzn.to/3cpnVDJ
2) Isopropyl 70% alcohol: amzn.to/2G2v5Sw
2) Rustoleum rust reformer: amzn.to/3kGiOlv
3) Rustoleum Hunt Green paint: amzn.to/32Xh55r
Now that your weights are restored back to new hop into this HIIT workout • HIIT CARDIO BODY HOME ...
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How has the paint-to-hand interface worked for you? Is there any rub off onto you hand? Is there any excess friction? TIA...
@@wellnesspathforme6236 no the hand area is fine and no extra friction. There are a few dings on the sides of the kettlebells where they knock together occasionally doing double cleans and things like that but no big deal it's all aesthetic.
Thank you, I know this video is over 4 years old but I found 8 different-sized Kettlebells in the back of an old van in the junkyard earlier today. I was searching for parts to restore this old truck of mine. I took them, the junkyard folk didn't even charge me for them. They are in dire need of refurbishing. I worked out with them before I sat down to YT to research how to restore them. Your video was the first to populate. I will pick up all the supplies at work tomorrow and get at it. I really like working out with kettlebells so I will buy some more sizes tomorrow also. And shout to you @nickbardsley who replied to your video and posted a link to KB workout. I am going to try them.
That’s awesome- glad you found it helpful. Enjoy them 💪
I see they are Dragon Door (RKC) kettlebells, possibly the best out there. I prefer RKC to other top makes like kettlebell kings. RKC are just so well balanced to use.
@@EUnotsogreat yea they are. The gym I worked at gave them to me- but they got a bit rusted so did my best to revive 👍 still in great condition
Thank you. My bells are getting rusty AF from all the members spreading after each use. Will definitely use this method.
You’re welcome! Yeah it’s easy and cheap. Your members will definitely appreciate shiny new looking kettlebell 😃
Thanks for this, but for the older set, put the kettlbell on the chair to sand it, and use a foam pad for your knees when you kneel. The position is much easier to sand in. A chair and table would work, too.
Good points! I just didn’t want to get rust all over my table and chairs and the angle worked well for the camera. That balcony was my only outdoor space lol so it was limited
Have the same RKC bells, Rusted to shit as well lol. Thanks for the quick tips man, we’ll be using this method 💪🏼
You’re welcome! Years later and they’re still holding up pretty well 👍
Wow. They look great!
Thank you 🙏
Great result! Loving this new content!
Thanks Anna! I’m having fun making it 👍
Thank you!
Great content
You're welcome! Glad you are enjoying it! More to come.
Excellent ❤❤❤
Thanks!
Hi Nick, thanks for the great video. I have 6 RKC bells that a client left outside, they're pretty rusty... I have added the items to my amazon cart that you mentioned. Is the Hunt Green paint necessary for this process? I prefer to leave them black. Thanks in advance! - John
You're welcome! No the hunter green was just a cool color i thought.
@@NickBardsley looks dope af. Thanks again bro!
Man you are really wealthy!!!!👌👌
You got alcohol and kettlebells in these times!!!!😃😃😃
Haha I never thought of that but I guess so! Some of the hottest items during the early lockdown
@@NickBardsley In the world of covid-19!!! The man with kettlebell and alcohol is the King 🤴🏻🤴🏻🤴🏻
Inspired from Minority Report!!!😀
@@yuriborg8023 hahaha yes!
Damn, they look awesome! I'll share with you a restauration channel Jaja you can now be their competition
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Haha Thanks! I don’t know if I’m on that level but I did my best. They came out better than I thought.
@@NickBardsley jaja they should have started somewhere Jaja who knows maybe you'll find a new secon passion in restoration Jaja
Jaap1989 haha maybe! It is pretty satisfying to see the before and after
how does this work for competition kettlebells when those rust?
Umm I’m not sure but I imagine it would work the same.
Do they hold chalk well? I have a few bells that need some tlc but I also do a lot high rep sets and use tons of chalk.
ah i haven't used a ton of chalk with them before so couldn't really tell you. Sorry
@@NickBardsleyAll good brother, thanks for the video!
@@davobard you're welcome 👍
Thinking of this for a few of my bells but am reluctant to strip powder coat off. How do you like the grip with the paint compared to powder grip especially now that a year has passed? Has the paint held up?
Yeah the grip is fine with the paint - don't really notice much of a difference. The paint has held up well, of course some marks and scuff where the kettlebells clank together when you're doing double kettlebell work.
@@NickBardsley thanks!
How did you strip the powder coat? Or were they not coated to begin with?
They are RKC kettlebells so they were powder coated but they just rusted over. So just knocked as much rust as I could and coated over it
@@NickBardsley thanks.
Even if they are powder coated, they just need a little scuff/scratch for the primer to latch on.
which brand are those kettlebells ?
Rkc
Yes they are RKC.. sorry I thought I responded to this!
@@mikebizzleuk yup thanks!
They might look great but spray paint is just about the worst coating you can put in a kettlebell from a functional standpoint. There is a reason RKC bells come covered in e-coating.
Yeah of course it will never last as long as the e-coating.. but unfortunately most people don't have the ability to e-coat home...so this will have to do.. Its pretty easy to spray another coat on if they get scuffed upp.. the real point was to get rid of all the rust and make them usable again.
@@NickBardsley precisely
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Thank you!
sandblast, random orbital sander, and then powder coating would have been more professional.
@@andre1987eph lol thanks bud.
Didn’t quite have a sandblaster, sander, and a way to powder coat them in my apartment.
Why watch the video if you know the most “professional” way to do it lol?