New Glenwood by A. G. Mason decals
07-24-2014, 07:44 PM
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New Glenwood by A. G. Mason decals
My machine is worn. I'd like to purchase new decals if any are available for my New Glenwood. What about substitutes? So far, I've not found any. Thanks
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07-25-2014, 04:19 AM
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there isn't much available other than Singer - and there are several sellers on eBay. You don't have to buy on eBay, but you can find them and contact them that way.
I have a White that had been reconditioned and painted (poorly) so I'm going to strip and repaint, and for fun put Singer Red Eye decals on it - So I'll have a Red Eyed White (REW) - ok, if you don't know rabbits that probably isn't funny LOL!!
I have a White that had been reconditioned and painted (poorly) so I'm going to strip and repaint, and for fun put Singer Red Eye decals on it - So I'll have a Red Eyed White (REW) - ok, if you don't know rabbits that probably isn't funny LOL!!
07-25-2014, 11:09 AM
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I was thinking of painting my New Home Model AB a dark purple and using some of the Singer trim decals on it.
Oh and here's a site that sells decals:
{ http://www.keelersales.com/servlet/C...ategory=Decals }
Joe
Oh and here's a site that sells decals:
{ http://www.keelersales.com/servlet/C...ategory=Decals }
Joe
07-26-2014, 02:13 AM
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Oh- I can get decals for the Singer 9W -
For most of my machines - unless the paint under the decals is a problem, I'm more likely to leave worn decals alone.
They aren't "cheap" and it is quite a process to end up with nice results (like any "resurface" jobs). Not overly difficult, but a lot of sometimes tedious steps.
For most of my machines - unless the paint under the decals is a problem, I'm more likely to leave worn decals alone.
They aren't "cheap" and it is quite a process to end up with nice results (like any "resurface" jobs). Not overly difficult, but a lot of sometimes tedious steps.
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