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Hi, I'm new on here and not sure if I have the right group or not...read some of the posts and they sure are interesting as I do have a number of antique...
rutti1331
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Jul 2, 2005
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... <rutti1331@y...> wrote: Hey Rutti, On some of the old trunks I've worked on I've used mineral oil (not mineral spirits), and fine 0000 steel wool. Then...
rbiii_2000
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Jul 2, 2005
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1245
rbiii, Thank you for the information. I will try it. I'd like to get it hung up on my wall over the sofa but with the rust I really want to take care of that...
R Rockidge
rutti1331
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Jul 2, 2005
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Tin will continue to rust until you place a barrier between it and air, due to moisture in the air. Tools rust in tool boxes, saw blades get covered with...
Uncle Lar
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Jul 3, 2005
9:25 pm
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do you mean that you use a [de]humidifier in the shop? Or do you add humidity/moisture? Just seeking clarification. Thx. Nephew K ... -- -Kevin [Non-text...
kjc
kcreason77
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Jul 3, 2005
10:01 pm
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I reread it before I sent it and still missed my error. You're right. I meant dehumidifier. Uncle Lar Larry Lafary www.TheCollectorOnLine.com...
Uncle Lar
lvlafary
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Jul 3, 2005
10:10 pm
1249
Thank you very much for your help. I will try the paste wax and sandpaper to see how that goes. I'm also taking before and after photos of my "priceless...
rutti1331
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Jul 4, 2005
5:13 am
1250
How can we remove drops of dried latex paint on our pecan dining room table? I scraped off the the thicker ones very carefully, but am afraid to try that with...
redtop722001
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Jul 23, 2005
8:36 pm
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Caroline: dried latex often will not stick to a table because there is uaually a waxy residue from previous cleaning. 1) try simple abrasion (polishing) usinf...
JOHN PUFFER
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Jul 23, 2005
11:44 pm
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I've used Danish Oil for years. I would like to hear from someone else -- if they have any favorites, tips, or tricks. When do you not use this stuff on an...
John Puffer
whosizts
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Jul 30, 2005
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Hello everyone I'm a professional furniture refinisher for over 35 years and own a family business established in 1945. We not only refinish furniture but...
tulsa_ken
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Aug 3, 2005
9:59 pm
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Greetings all, I am looking for advice on how to learn color & finish matching, so I can do "spot" repairs rather than having to strip & refinish an entire...
Jeff Mega
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Aug 3, 2005
10:38 pm
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Jeff: come by Montalbano Lumber any Sat between 8am and 10am bring donuts and I'll give you a lesson Big John...
JOHN PUFFER
whosizts
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Aug 3, 2005
11:39 pm
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stop by Montalbano Lumber and drop off your business card. I like old pro's Big John...
JOHN PUFFER
whosizts
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Aug 3, 2005
11:41 pm
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If your are serious about this, take a class. They are taught by many including Touchup Depot, Konig, and Mohawk. All have websites. I attended the Star...
Uncle Lar
lvlafary
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Aug 4, 2005
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I took the Mohawk course. It was (I think) 3 full days. Go to their web-site for info. Walt Uncle Lar <trunkstoo@...> wrote: If your are serious...
Walt Shacklett
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Aug 4, 2005
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Does anyone know where I can find a sample of a refinishing contract I could use for client work? Many thanks. Jeff Mega Harvest Home Creations...
Jeff Mega
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Aug 10, 2005
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I bought six ice cream parlor chairs and was told they where solid copper (they have pressed wood seats) My question is how do I clean them? Also, it looks as...
rabitor_wendy
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Aug 16, 2005
6:10 pm
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Wendy; Try this one: Make a paste using flour, salt & vinegar, brush it on to the copper & let it sit for a while then rinse it off. The acetic acid that's in...
Wes
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Aug 16, 2005
11:03 pm
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Tarnex from the grogery store?? ... <mailto:antiquerestoration-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com?subject=Unsubscribe> ... ...
JOHN PUFFER
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Aug 16, 2005
11:19 pm
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Hello, Could someone please look at the two photos in the links below and tell me of what kind of wood this piano is made? ...
showboat93
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Aug 17, 2005
7:05 pm
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Have you checked the chairs with a magnet to make certain they aren't steel? Lots of them were made at the turn of the century that were a copper plating with...
Uncle Lar
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Aug 17, 2005
9:40 pm
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... That looks like a faux finish dude, don't trouble the water! Later... rbiii...
rbiii_2000
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Aug 18, 2005
2:56 am
1266
Rbiii, If it is a faux finish, what is it supposed to be imitating? I do not own this piano and only have photos....I am thinking about purchasing it though...
showboat93
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Aug 18, 2005
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Damn David, I can't find the image of the piano, course I'm a little under the three sheets I've already raised tonight. Seems like it was quarter sawn oak, a...
rbiii_2000
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Aug 20, 2005
12:17 am
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David, Quarter sawn oak was my original guess as well. I put a bit of rosewood/merlot stain on a scrap piece today, and hit it with a shot of Deft full gloss...
mike smadness
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Aug 20, 2005
12:33 am
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Rbiii and others, Here are the links to the photos again: http://home.jam.rr.com/cborchert/david/aut_0019.jpg ...
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showboat93
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Aug 20, 2005
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I am no expert on it but ya think it could be veneer ? And maybe the veneer is Brazilian Rosewood? Just a hunch....
smutch2002
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Aug 20, 2005
2:59 am
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From the second close up pic the grain appears to be rosewood but from what worn edges and chips that appear to be much lighter and the fact the carvings seem...
tulsa_ken
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Aug 20, 2005
6:51 pm
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After a sober second glance, I'm gonna throw in with Ken. I think I've got some images in the club photo section and they are graining tool quarter sawn oak...
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