Thread: Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell

Clean it with Go Jo non pumice then you follow up with the LG. just use cottonballs and paper towels for the Go Jo cleaning.

Billy

Originally Posted by fabric whisperer

Originally Posted by Lostn51

Liquid gold for the final polish on the japan finish.

Billy, will that take off any dirt/gunk layers too (liquid gold)? Or do I clean with something else first, then shine with LG? And what is best for using on the wood to brighten/clean it a little? Her cabinet is in really pretty good condition.

She lived in FL by Pensacola for the last 10 years, there is a slight "film" I am assuming is seasalt residue just from the humid air? Any idea how to get that off of the irons? Its only on the irons, luckily :)

Yeah we made it to 1500 pages!!! Congratulations to everyone that made it the great place it is today!!

Billy

Gee, all the info in here and now I can't find what I wanted. I have a click witht he hook assembly on my Singer 15-91. How do I fix it without taking it to a repairman? Thanks.

DD picked this up for me a couple weeks ago, 1 of 2 - Lakeshore.
$30

Originally Posted by lee231

DD picked this up for me a couple weeks ago, 1 of 2 - Lakeshore.

Beautiful machine and cabinet. Kathie

DD picked this up at an auction, 2 of 2 Minnesota 'B'
$20 Today she inform me that she spotted a National Two Spool for $30, will have to go look at that one, she says it in rough shape.

lee231
Both machines are really pretty. They don't look as if they will be needing a lot of cleaning and cabinet work. Have fun sewing on them.

Wow, 1500 pages, hard to believe!

I found this interesting.
http://www.mysingerstory.com/

I have enjoyed all of these postings and it has helped me with all my collection thank you for starting this and l know it will go for much much longer
Elsie Blight Australia