Singer Model 66
02-03-2019, 11:51 AM
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Keep water away from the decals when cleaning; it will "silver" (ruin) them. (Ask me how I know.) The safest way to clean painted and decaled surfaces is with machine oil.
The 66, and its little brother, the 3/4-sized 99, were massively popular machines and for a good reason. Keep them oiled and they'll go on forever.
The 66, and its little brother, the 3/4-sized 99, were massively popular machines and for a good reason. Keep them oiled and they'll go on forever.
02-12-2019, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Manalto
Keep water away from the decals when cleaning; it will "silver" (ruin) them. (Ask me how I know.) The safest way to clean painted and decaled surfaces is with machine oil.
The 66, and its little brother, the 3/4-sized 99, were massively popular machines and for a good reason. Keep them oiled and they'll go on forever.
The 66, and its little brother, the 3/4-sized 99, were massively popular machines and for a good reason. Keep them oiled and they'll go on forever.
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