Re-painting machines
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Re-painting machines
I read a post the other day about stripping and re-painting a machine. I am wondering if the paint is an automotive type paint. I re-painted an old VW a few years ago an the paint on sewing machines seems to be similar when it dries.
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Check out this blog. The lady is doing a FULL restoration of a 201. My DD sent me the link last week and I have not read it all yet.
http://mysewingmachineaddiction.blog...-ms-rusty.html
http://mysewingmachineaddiction.blog...-ms-rusty.html
Don't think I need to totaly disassamble mine..The inside is good except for oil build up in places. But the paint is chipped, scratched and mared. Decal are nearly worn off so I want to replace them,,
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Hi Ccorazone,
I also found this link (http://stitchnerd.wordpress.com/2011...ewing-machine/) if taking a sandblaster to your machine is a little intimidating!
I also found this link (http://stitchnerd.wordpress.com/2011...ewing-machine/) if taking a sandblaster to your machine is a little intimidating!
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