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04-01-2012, 02:19 PM
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My daughter is up and around today
YEAH!!!! And my second job fell apart YEAH!!!! And my son came over and wanted to do some sewing
YEAH!!!! And my second job fell apart YEAH!!!! And my son came over and wanted to do some sewing
04-01-2012, 02:45 PM
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04-01-2012, 02:59 PM
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Skip said to add this to your list---
When you are using denatured alcohol, you need to use gloves to keep the alcohol from drying your fingers out and ruining fingernail polish if you are wearing any.
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04-01-2012, 03:05 PM
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Thanks Skip! Okay, just because I am a organizational fanatic, and because I haven't had my coffee yet so I'm a little slow, are the following instructions correct?
1. Gather naptha, linseed oil, denatured alcohol, and shellac.
2. Clean machine with soap and water.
3. Wipe machine down with naptha to remove old oil.
4. Dip finger covered in rag in denatured alcohol, then add 2-3 drops of linseed oil. Swipe finger over machine, gently blending old, brown, gunky finish with good finish until smooth and clear. Do not rub! Continue motions off the edge of the machine to avoid sticking.
5. Insert instructions here for applying shellac?
I write a ton of instruction guides for my work, so I start to panic if things aren't in a nice numbered format. XD Did I get it right?
1. Gather naptha, linseed oil, denatured alcohol, and shellac.
2. Clean machine with soap and water.
3. Wipe machine down with naptha to remove old oil.
4. Dip finger covered in rag in denatured alcohol, then add 2-3 drops of linseed oil. Swipe finger over machine, gently blending old, brown, gunky finish with good finish until smooth and clear. Do not rub! Continue motions off the edge of the machine to avoid sticking.
5. Insert instructions here for applying shellac?
I write a ton of instruction guides for my work, so I start to panic if things aren't in a nice numbered format. XD Did I get it right?
04-01-2012, 03:06 PM
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Hay Fiesty and Jan you will never be innocent but that is what makes you my favorite people. Jan I am thinking of Dick always and hoping for the best and Charlee----You behave
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