Finally "finished"

Looks great, nice job and I love the color. Now we need to see some chips in the pan.
 
Wonderful job, almost too nice to use. How about making a plexi cover for it and just keep it for show :)

David
 
Just beautiful!

You should be proud of returning it to its fomer glory.

May you get many years of use and enjoyment from it.

brino
 
Absolutely beautiful!
The time has come to smother it with chips and machining oil!
 
A true thing of beauty! And don't listen to others telling you it is too clean, I hear it all the time and it does get plenty dirty when I am in the middle of a project.
 
toag said:
nice work on that!
what kind of paint did you use? and i agree it needs some dirt and chips on it)
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I used Sherwin Williams "All Surface" oil base gloss enamel. It brushed on very nicely and seems to have dried to a nice hard finish. Time will tell.
 
Re: Finally "finished"

thanks for the info. you did a dam good job with the brush.

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thanks for the info. you did a dam good job with the brush.

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thanks for the info. you did a dam good job with the brush.
 
Awesome job!
Sure would like you to do my 13" Leblond :LOL:
 
Wow Nice..... I do quite a lot of restorations on vintage equipment and thats as good as anything I could have done or better.
Really nice... you can be proud of that machine
 
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