Originally Posted by
mtpockets1
That's a great price! They showw these machines on industrial tables with clutch motors. That would definitely give you more power. Here's a link
http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/art/3384965390.htm
Just got a Pfaff 30 and the paint looks very similiar. I tried using the Meguiar's Ultimate Compound and it came out much better but within a day or two lots of the cloudiness came back. Will try the compound again and then use the Ultimate Quik Wax to see if it must be protected to stay looking black. Hope you have as much fun as I did! Congrads on the new project!
Lisa
Lisa, there's a tutorial on how to redo the shellac.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...ml#post5715116 Maybe that's something you're up to? Mine looks much better with just a cleaning and oiling. I don't know if I'll go that route, as I still have to refinish the table it's in. I think I will keep the table. I typically don't want them and try to make my machines portable. But, this beast will never be a portable!