Cheer~~~hard, black vulcanized rubber.😊

I bet you were scratching and scraping three years ago when you made this video. The area is covered with poison ivy. Good video, but beware of plants with leaves of three.

Great information,great work,much appreciated....I have a full 100ml cologne bottle with a top and cracking all around the lid,what can i do???

Beautiful and unique! I’m here after watching Tom Burleigh.

Wow..a labour of love artistry…beautiful

Waar zit die dump ergens?

Can you tell where it is?

Beautiful work.

Great project and a lot of useful information. Sad , you didn'' t show the epoxy glue package longer. Very tricky to see what it is actually is.

Really appreciated your tutorial. You captured the spirit of restoration very well... especially the 'do-over' part - so much experimentation until you get the desired result. I learned what I needed to know to move forward with my project. Many thanks!

The gilded glass window signage at the beginning was hands down my favorite... I guess you've learned to keep all your needed tools in the boot of the car so if you find a spot you're ready for treasure

What an enjoyable and instructive video. I am a bit "late to the party" (just now finding your channel & videos), but I am so pleased to have finally "arrived." I love blue and white china, and it is wonderful to see the sherds being used in such a beautiful way. Nicely done!

It is delightful to learn from you. You are very patient and easy to listen to. You have an amazing eye for color. I am eager to try this with a tiny glass vase that fell and broke on me.

Wow, excellent! I got confused, at then end you just used sand paper for the last finish? what type of sand paper? Or a file? Thanks

Oh that's lovely! I think you did a super job, they would make a lovely little vase. Have you hesrd of kintsugi? Japanese repair with gold leaf.

Does food coloring or acrylic paint mix well with epoxy ?

Each of those tiles are so incredibly unique, true to form masterpieces. Bravo!!!

You are such a craftsman!! Gorgeous piece of work!!

Loved the inks. Never saw one with the single pen rest!

Love all the blue & white pottery! Really cool bottles! Great finds!

Hello, I live in Kampen and happened to come across your video on you tube. Nice to see a part of your city in a different way. You were lucky, just a few months earlier the street had been broken up for a new sewer system.Then they also found a whole piece of the old city wall. the Archaeologists have been researching it for a long time.

Потрясающе!!!

"I've recreated the dam thing again." I burst out laughing, no doubt the process is tedious and trying! Your patience in experimenting is great. The repairs look fine.

Thank you I hadn’t thought about using resin to fix the damage on bottles.

could one epoxy resin over the pottery floor at all?

Great video

Hi James. Any updates on your efforts repairing bottles? I've looked at "Ultraclear" & "Crystalclear", but they don't seem to offer the economical 2-part epoxy, syringe-style applicator. Really enjoyed your attention to detail in the video.

You are so lucky to be able to go to that old dump and find wonderful things that tell a history. I am lucky I got to see it! Thanks so much 😊

Just beautiful 😮😊

Wow! I love how the tile came out! Very interesting

Very cool bottles 😊 good job

This looks like so much fun!+😊😊 lots to find. Thanks so much 😊

They are beautiful, i dont mind, that its to see you made such a huge job… 🇩🇰

where's part 1 please

Wow I’m new to your Channel this transformation was brilliant!!! I enjoyed every minute thx!

Marvelous!

in regards to cleaning the bottles, id let them sit over night in a bucket of vinegar. rust and dirt will fall right off. even the rusty tools or metals, 24 to 48hours rust falls off with a simple scrub.

You are such an amazing artist ❤❤❤❤❤

Stunning 🤩

This is totally amazing. Well done 👍 ❤

Absolutely amazing 😻

Very interesting, useful information

A work of art and a labour of love.

What a nice floor tiles!! I wouldn’t leave that loo no more, staring at all those pieces.. 😅

Ohhhh an onion bottle!!!! 😮 that’s from the 1700! Oh you got to do some more research dear.. otherwise you’ll miss the best things.

It seems that this is a 1900/1930 dump, mainly, but there are older things as well. Love it.

I don’t know if anyone told you this. But the 70’s flower power dish is actually 1925 art deco Plateel. 😂

The Netherlands is full of this stuff. My mothers childhood back garden was full of it too. They had a farm. Many clay pipes from the 1600 and even Roman bits and bops and of course delftware tiles and pieces of other pottery and even a mammoth tooth.

The method with the wood glue is new to me, I will definitely use this. It looks so beautiful, I want to make something like this for my garden under the canopy. A tip from my father, I come from a family of furniture makers, rub some soap from a soap bar on the bottom of the drawers and they slide more smoothly, I do that myself. I think you also did that with the screws of the handles or did I see that wrong? Loved watching this.

I like please go back one day from Claire