Repair, Refinish & Refurb - Show your projects

[John V]

A few months ago I picked up this Piedmont chair solely for the challenge of fixing it up. The porcelain sign turned out to be a beauty with no rust or chips. I did not enjoy removing the old paint, so I'm good with that for a while. I'm very pleased with the results.
Show us some of your memorabilia work.

[Jay Wolt]

Great job, even your dog approves

[MGHPro]

Looks great!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Great job, even your dog approves

Super job, John!

[jmhockey23]

Great work!

[CarltonHendricks]

Originally Posted by John V

A few months ago I picked up this Piedmont chair solely for the challenge of fixing it up. The porcelain sign turned out to be a beauty with no rust or chips. I did not enjoy removing the old paint, so I'm good with that for a while. I'm very pleased with the results.
Show us some of your memorabilia work.

John, Really came out nice...congrats!

Below my memorable restoration project...


Before restoration


After restoration


Bat restorer Bill Rayburn explaining how he would approach the restoration
http://www.net54baseball.com/member.php?u=994

My memorable restoration job was a Spalding ring bat I found soaking wet laying in the grass at an antiques fair in Liverpool New York back in 2009...which I paid $10.00 for...Above are shots of the before and after..plus one of the great bat restorer...our own Bill Rayburn!

http://sportsantiques.com/09natstorypg2.htm
Some of you may have read it before but above is a link to the initial find, 3rd paragraph down...and link below is where I found out it was worth a lot more than the $10.00, seen in the first paragraph.
http://www.sportsantiques.com/09natstorypg7.htm

[Bill Rayburn]

Originally Posted by CarltonHendricks

John, Really came out nice...congrats!

Below my memorable restoration project...


Before restoration


After restoration


Bat restorer Bill Rayburn explaining how he would approach the restoration
http://www.net54baseball.com/member.php?u=994

My memorable restoration job was a Spalding ring bat I found soaking wet laying in the grass at an antiques fair in Liverpool New York back in 2009...which I paid $10.00 for...Above are shots of the before and after..plus one of the great bat restorer...our own Bill Rayburn!

http://sportsantiques.com/09natstorypg2.htm
Some of you may have read it before but above is a link to the initial find, 3rd paragraph down...and link below is where I found out it was worth a lot more than the $10.00, seen in the first paragraph.
http://www.sportsantiques.com/09natstorypg7.htm

Hey Carlton...thanks for the kind words. Don't forget my standing offer to you.