Went to the lake for a bit today.

[rhanki01]

Found this old ring while i was there whats the best way to bend them back in shape with no or not much damage.http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160731/53a46599b475ed9082645e51cc0d1849.jpg

[OxShoeDrew]

Interesting design, I hope someone can help you out on the cleaning.

[aloldstuff]

If the ring is silver I would use a baking powder paste. As far as straightening it out, there is a jewelers tool (can't think of the name of it) that will do that.

[del]

nice , I would like to see the rest of the ring band if possible . the tool to size and straighten out rings in called a Jeweler's mandrel and either a plastic headed or rubber mallet .

[rhanki01]

nice , I would like to see the rest of the ring band if possible . the tool to size and straighten out rings in called a Jeweler's mandrel and either a plastic headed or rubber mallet .
Here you gohttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160805/bd5305a2e2e19af28b2de48606d0c30c.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160805/d39add2beaa4b2c36e6a953b6db585d2.jpg

[del]

Yeah get yourself a mandrel or "ring sizer" tool and the mallet , just be careful tapping it as metal that sits in the ground can get a bit brittle , especially brass and copper . With these you might have to heat up to make them more malleable .

Dan

[rhanki01]

Thanks del for the info i will get one soon i have a few i need to get fixed. Bands all bent up.