sewnchine

I've been told there is a person, Glenn aka "Skip" who details a great way to restore shellac. He is an antique furniture restorer and a sewing machine enthusiast. How do I find his information please?
Carol in Mid-Mich

manicmike

Well you could have (1) asked the person who told you, (2) search for what you're looking for or (3) search for Glenn. A fourth option would be to look at the finding vintage machine resources thread which is always on the first page (Glenn's thread is linked from the first page).

J Miller

Or, some smart alleck like me will just be a helpful doofus and post the links for you >

{ http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...s-t186522.html }

{ http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...ts-t97670.html }

Here's the two I have bookmarked. But Glenn has made many many posts on here giving much valuable information on redoing the shellac on the heads and wood. For that you can do a search on his posts.


Joe

pjnesler

Thanks for the links - I'm starting to clean up a couple old machines too, and this will come in handy.

Glenn

Hi Carol,
I am Skip and will be glad to help with any question you have regarding my tutorials on this baord. Feel free to post question or PM me.
Thanks Skip

ppquilter

Lots of great ideas for restoring! Thanks for the links!