Singer Restoration Saturday - Bentwood Case
I think the bentwood case is just about finished. A little buffing, perhaps, and then begin putting the hardware back on.
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Model 99k Bentwood Case |
Along with the bentwood case, I have been refinishing a small table that we brought home from my father's house. It had sat on the patio exposed to the elements for quite a while, and then I used it as a support for painting. As you can see, the original varnish was essentially gone, and several scratches had been gouged into the top, Then I dripped paint (regular interior wall paint) on it.
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Table Top View - Before |
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Table Legs - Before |
Using an orbital sander, I removed the paint splatters, old varnish, and weathered wood. I also sanded out the scratches, as much as possible without leaving dips and valleys in the wood.
Next, I rubbed on a Minwax stain and varnish product to put some color back in the wood.
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Table Top - Progress |
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Table Legs - Progress |
I would like to get the table nearly as dark as the bentwood case, and use it as a display table. But I don't think the table is taking the stain quite as strongly as the case. When it is as dark as I can get it, I will put on a nice tough polyurethane to protect it. And then not leave it on the patio any more.
Larry
1 comment:
you have certainly brought this back to life, and the table looks lovely too a good place to show the machine
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