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In this video, I restore a gas heater made in France in the early 1900s. More about the restoration process: It was very challenging but rewarding. I learned much about gas heaters and enamel restoration and am very proud of the finished product. The gas heater was in disrepair when I got it. The old finish was damaged; it was cracked, with a few spots of chipped enamel and all the mechanisms eaten by rust like rarely I encountered. If you want to learn more about this antique French gas heater, I encourage you to watch this video. When I saw it, even though I was shocked at how bad it looked under, I was happy because I remembered that I had a few spare parts from another heater. The process of restoring the French gas heater/radiator went well, even though the disassembling was difficult, and the grate was broken into many pieces. This part was the most challenging because it was the first time I had to make a brass mold, but I managed pretty well, and I'm thrilled with how it tur
