14 Aug August 14, 2013
Be careful where you store your cans. One of our customers had some beer cans stored under a TV on... read more
08 Mar March 8, 2019
One of our customers purchased this heating duct made out of a sheet of vintage Bulls Eye beer cans. We... read more
19 Jul July 19, 2013
This Yuengling cone top was missing the bottom and had significant teeth marks and a damaged spout.
We stretched the can... read more
13 Dec December 13, 2014
We rolled this Budweiser Bock flat sheet and added a top and bottom to restore it to a flat top.
Here... read more
25 Jan January 25, 2021
We are able to remove dents from cans, but one of our customers decided to truly challenge us with this... read more
13 Nov November 13, 2014
We rolled this White Cap sheet and added a top and bottom to restore it to a flat top.
Here is... read more
04 Nov November 4, 2021
Types of Fakes:
Foil and Paper Labels. Many are legit, but if pixelated it is likely fake.
Fantasty Cans -... read more
05 Sep September 5, 2021
A customer sent us this flat sheet and we turned it into a cone top.
Here's what it looks like... read more
26 Sep September 26, 2013
We turned this drinking cup into a flat top beer can. The cup had a handle attached to the seam... read more
05 Jul July 5, 2021
Recently we were contacted for assistance in providing old beer cans for props in an upcoming movie. Originally they wanted... read more
This is a short sheet which means the sheet was not wide enough to properly seam the can. A seam from another beer can was inserted so the sheet could be rolled to the correct diameter. Below is the finished can after the top and bottom were applied.
