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I have not been able to locate cloth coverable button nails, similar to tufting buttons but with a 3/4 long tack instead of a loop. We have 1/2 inch diameter...
driving360
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Feb 10, 2004
3:32 am
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Hey Raud, upholstery jobbers should have the buttons with tacks that you are looking for. Your local upholstery shop should be able to supply you with the...
rbiii_2000
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Feb 10, 2004
4:46 pm
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Rbiii Do you use a device made for driving the fabric covered nails? It is long enough to hold and one end is concaved to match the covered nail heads. I ...
Uncle Lar
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Feb 10, 2004
8:14 pm
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Hey Larry, I'm familier with the driver you're speaking of but I don't have one. I looked on Osborne's web site but could not find the driver for tack...
rbiii_2000
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Feb 10, 2004
9:45 pm
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I am looking to buy ladder back chairs in need or repair ,any condition ok.thanks Pop...
dublin2us
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Feb 13, 2004
4:34 am
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i have an old ladder back chair i found, its not a shaker style but more of a colonial style, with a rush seat, id probaly say its about 60-70 years old make...
chris stewart
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Feb 13, 2004
6:21 am
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Hey chris, i do caning and fibre rush work, maybe you should repair and double your value ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance:...
Don private
irishwiskey99
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Feb 13, 2004
1:24 pm
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I'm looking for a good caner in the Washington, DC, area. I have three oak chairs with panels about 10" x 10" in the seat, and the caning has become frayed...
peterl_koffsky
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Feb 15, 2004
1:02 am
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Don, if your interested in it let me know, i just have it laying around in the shop.probaly wont get to it for a few years Chris ... ...
chris stewart
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Feb 15, 2004
3:39 am
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Good Morning Group, My name is Don Cowart and I am starting a small sideline buiness in Woodbridge, VA on hand caning, press caning, fibre rush work, splint...
Don private
irishwiskey99
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Feb 15, 2004
3:34 pm
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Good Morning Chris, I live in Woodbridge, VA and am not sure where you are from. Let me know and we can talk further. Don ... ...
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irishwiskey99
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Feb 15, 2004
3:35 pm
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How do you stop the rust and prevent it from going farther. I have a metal/wood trunk and the inlay panels of acorn and oakleaf are starting to rust in some...
Laurie
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Feb 16, 2004
8:42 pm
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Hey Laurie, welcome to the group. Larry is the resident trunk pro I feel sure he will weigh in on his techniques as soon as he reads the post. He, like all...
rbiii_2000
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Feb 16, 2004
10:48 pm
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Hi Laurie, The answer depends on whether you are doing a restoration or just wanting to stop the rust. If you just want to stop the rust in a fair sized...
Uncle Lar
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Feb 17, 2004
6:39 am
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rbiii's plan for control of rust is fine, but I prefer a paste wax over mineral oil. The oil never dries, collects dust and could stain anything touching the...
Uncle Lar
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Feb 17, 2004
6:23 pm
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All, I have a wardrobe door which is warped. I have tried to disassemble the the door panel but the glue joints are solid. Any ideas regarding how I can take...
a1cummins
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Feb 19, 2004
3:52 am
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Are you refinishing the piece? If not, it will be a tougher job. Is the inside of the door finished? If not, it may not be too bad of a job as well as the...
Uncle Lar
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Feb 19, 2004
5:24 am
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I didn't sign up for this group to read this crap. STOP SENDING IT. If you don't have something to contribute to antique restoration don't use this group. ...
Jack Wilson
antiquecar1963
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Feb 19, 2004
2:24 pm
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Just did a little house cleaning. Nice to see the membership over 200. I guess we shouldn't be too surprised that a few wack jobs show up. I try to moderate...
rbiii_2000
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Feb 19, 2004
3:12 pm
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Thanks. ... From: rbiii_2000 To: antiquerestoration@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 10:12 AM Subject: Re: [Antique Restoration] The King...
Jack Wilson
antiquecar1963
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Feb 19, 2004
3:37 pm
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Actually I am not the one who sent the original message but I have the same problem with an Amish solid cherry 130 year old dry sink. The two doors on the...
carolynb3
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Feb 19, 2004
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Hello, I would like to know if anyone can give me information on which product, or homemade mixture, to use to clean really filthy wood. I have an antique...
jaye haviland
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Feb 20, 2004
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Hello, I would like to know what to use to remove rust from different items: 1.) a heavily rusted toy 2.) surface rust on a metal frame 3.) a vintage bike that...
jaye haviland
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Feb 20, 2004
6:36 pm
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Try a mixture of equal parts of turpentine, boiled linseed oil and white vinegar. Mix in a glass jar. Apply with 0000 steel wool and rub .----- Original...
Jack Wilson
antiquecar1963
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Feb 20, 2004
7:20 pm
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I restore trunks and I use a 3/8 in drill (cord type) and a wire brush (round like a wheel with gold bristles)to remove rust. Be careful to control it so you...
Jack Wilson
antiquecar1963
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Feb 20, 2004
11:55 pm
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I did not sign up to get this kind of junk. You can "better" the world by putting this where............... ... From: Willie Lee Dill(Freshour) To:...
Jack Wilson
antiquecar1963
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Feb 21, 2004
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I just stumbled on this group. Does anyone have any advise on how to remove candle wax from unfinished wood, so that it will hold a finish? (I usually use...
nkaraway
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Feb 22, 2004
3:19 am
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I would use the following procedure: 1. take a plastic scraper such a credit card and scrape off as much wax as possible. 2. Next, if it is a very small spot,...
Uncle Lar
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Feb 22, 2004
6:36 am
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I have a quick question that you may or may not be able to answer for me. Recently I purchased a used coffee table. The finish was in a condition that is...
dennis
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Feb 22, 2004
8:26 pm
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This is the second spam message today. Larry Lafary HEIRLOOM RESTORATIONS...
Uncle Lar
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