GE Machine finished
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Here's the one of the original threads about the machine http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...s-t225466.html
Glenn walked me through the shellac removal process(took me about 8 hours of hard work!). Thanks, Glenn! Here's what it looked like before and now the after photos. I may need to go over it one more time with new shellac. The decals are still a bit dark, and there are loads of pin marks and dings but I think it's a big improvement in the overall condition of the machine. I'm looking forward to putting it back together. |
Very well done job! congratulations, I think it looks like it was well worth the effort
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Great job Candace, I knew could do it. It really looks nice. Pat yourself on the back for me.
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Wow what a knock out! Great job on the machine! Its absolutely beautiful!
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Looks a million times better Candace. Really beautiful job.
I have yet to attempt a shellac restoration, but it's these kinds of posts that make me feel like it really is possible, and SO worth it! |
WOW - I have some that need that...
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To repeat what has been said, "wow", and "great job!". It looks soooooo much better.
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I'm ssssooooo glad you didn't sand blast it and paint it purple!!! It is perfect!
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I think you did a stunning job.. So glad you posted the before photo too.
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I never noticed the ruler decal in the before shot. It's such a pretty color now!
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