Thread: Guess I am going to learn how to do restorations

Buying lots is a good way to get into restoration but you have to get ones that are not all worn out or broken or junk when they were brand new. That takes a little time to learn. Even knowing what to look for and even what you are looking at rakes time. It is also how you, before you know it, amass a buttload of them. The good thing is that, assuming you get them cheap, you will have a bunch to monkey with and learn on without having remorse if things go badly with restoration or honing.