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Posted 5 years ago
mcashion
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My previous show and tell, completed some time ago, showcased my work on mid-century table fans. Last year, I had made the decision to transition to 20's fans, which was certainly more expensive, time consuming and required a new level of skill and detail. As with the 40's fans, I tried to make the fans as period correct as possible. I do hope you enjoy them!
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Real nice work!
You mentioned in your other fan post you're top coating with a clear urethane. Question out of curiosity:
Are you using single or 2 part paints in your restorations? Or a combination of the two?
Outstanding restorations!! These are all fantastic.
Nicely done. Probably not optimal to operate these in a house with several cats.
looks great, you do nice work in restoration of period fans.
Beautiful....Love it !!!!!