Repainting a Featherweight Sewing Machine
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#32
I think I really love the flat turquoise one here. I like that it has no metallic or pearl in the paint. Like a vintage car. I may have to look for a fw in need of a paint job and have dh paint her up for me. I would want decals though.


#33
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OOOOOH, I like it!Originally Posted by elliot
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#34
Surfergirl , 07-04-2012 04:01 AM
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I still haven't decided on a color for my featherweight, but I am in the process of stripping it down. Does anyone have a good method of removing the brass medallion without damaging it?
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Its in the book by Dave Mccallum. I dont have it handy. I think you pop off the rivets inside the machine, then put the badge back on with little screws and glue the original rivet heads back. I can check later when I have my book handy if no one else has an idea.Originally Posted by Surfergirl
I still haven't decided on a color for my featherweight, but I am in the process of stripping it down. Does anyone have a good method of removing the brass medallion without damaging it?
#37
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Stripped off then new decals reapplied. My assumption is most of the repainted ones were in poor cosmetic condition to begin with.Originally Posted by Silver Needle
Help, I'm confused. How were the decals maintained on all those painted ones?
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Surfergirl , 07-05-2012 01:51 AM
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After repainting, new decals are put in place, then several clear coats are applied.Originally Posted by Silver Needle
Help, I'm confused. How were the decals maintained on all those painted ones?

