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That makes me nostalgic for the 70's when I bought a very ugly painted and gouged headboard for my son for when he moved to a "big" boy bed. $5 was all I could afford back then. So, I stripped it, and sanded out the gouges, stained and varnished, and it was absolutly beautiful!! That was the last furniture I refinished. You make me want to do something again. But DO protect your precious sewing hands, OK?
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You're right ..paint stripper is horrible and it does burn.Your cabinet will be beautiful when finished. I used to strip a lot of things when I was younger. I have to do my Singer treadle. Don't look forward to doing it, though.
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That is going to be a gorgeous cabinet when you finish.
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Gonna be great!!!
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Originally Posted by Barb44
You can't even buy wood of that quality any more. It will be gorgeous when done and well worth the effort. Wish I had a treadle cabinet to refinish.
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Originally Posted by ILove2quilt
I hope you show a pic of it when it's done. It will look beautiful.
As long as you are not looking for a completed cabinet this week. I get distracted easily. |
this is going to be gorgeous!! Protect your hands!!
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Originally Posted by slk350
You're right ..paint stripper is horrible and it does burn.Your cabinet will be beautiful when finished. I used to strip a lot of things when I was younger. I have to do my Singer treadle. Don't look forward to doing it, though.
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Looking good
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I've sprayed the iron base of my sewing machine twice with CrudCutter. The brushed it and sprayed it down with water. It appears the only dirt on it is cigarette smoke. That ugly goldy/brown color just rolled off as I sprayed it.
Later today, I'm going to spray paint it with gloss black enanmel. OH, and I've got 6 out of 11 pieces of the wood done. The framework that holds the drawers might be the most difficut. Got some gloves rated for chemicals. The yellow kitchen gloves sprang a leak and let the stripper residue inside the glove. TALK ABOUT BURN! |
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