GLEN oh G L E N????? I've been hoping you would tell us some more about that machine you restored. Tell us what all you had to do and how you did it - what paint did you use? More pics??? I just know you did a fabulous job on the 'decal' part - you do a very nice job of faking it... LOL I've seen your work - it's probably REALLY good. Oh and did you lose any screws?

No this time I did not loose any screws. I just cleaned it with kerosene and Blast Buster using a dremel and wire brush. Scrubed the painted parts with dawn then wipe it down with naptha to remove any oil. Feather the chipped paint applied a metal primer and painted it with black spray paint(gloss) when dry toned it down with a polish to dull the paint to mactch the old. Used my dremel buffing wheel on the shiny parts. Used Evaporust to remove the rust on the plates.
I just bougth a black auto paint from Auto Zone.

how did you apply the kerosene? Did you remove the varnish on the bottom parts?

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Here is a couple of more pics of bottom before and after

what kind of a stitch does it make Glen? seems like an odd bobbin area

As you can see I cleaned with kerosene by brushing it on let it sit awhile a then brushed with a brass wire brush about the size of a toothbrush. I did not want to remove the thin coat of varnish which is the natural oxidation of the metal. This will prevent rusting along with oiling the machine. I just got the old dirt off the paint underneath and did not worry about the imperfections under there

[QUOTE=miriam;4999212]what kind of a stitch does it make Glen? seems like an odd bobbin area[/QUOTE

Makes a very straight lock stitch

A guys my name is spelled Glenn not Glen LOL Thank you

tell us about that bobbin

sorry Glenn - someone on here has been spelling my name with a U. LOL