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    Posted 13 years ago

    houch84
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    here's my 1930's Westinghouse Coca Cola Ice Chest, it is the original paint with the trademark in the first C tail. Can't decide if I want to keep it like it is, with the original paint or revamp this sucker. What do you guys think?

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    1. tommy1002 tommy1002, 13 years ago
      Nice one!!! I'm a big fan of true to original resto, but this one isn't really worn out yet.
    2. houch84 houch84, 13 years ago
      thanks tommy and king, I have 3 bottle machines all original, nothing I have is for sale. just hate that some idiot dripped paint on this one, I'll probably keep it original and it will go in my cave. I feel the same way about restoring, I really don't want to unless its pretty much gone. If the trademarks wasn't on the "C" of this one, I probably would restore it. Thanks for your comments
    3. tommy1002 tommy1002, 13 years ago
      Some rubbing compound might take the paint drips off, then polishing compound, then a waxing will put a shine back on it.
    4. EJW-54 EJW-54, 13 years ago
      Nice! I'm hopeing to find one like yours someday, I would clean and polish it up with a mild auto polish and then I would touch up the bad areas but keep as much of original paint as possible, I have auto body experience so thats what I would do. I'm not for total restoration unless it is nothing but rust or someone has repainted poorly or wrong color like the two gas pumps I'm working on. hope this helps.
    5. SSmoothie, 13 years ago
      Some Simple Green will loosen up the spilled paint, let it sit for a minute, then take flat razor blade and skim the surface litely, the old red paint is really tough, keep the razor flat, watch the curved edges. Takes sometime but the best way I found to get the spill paint off.
    6. houch84 houch84, 13 years ago
      thanks guys, I was wondering how rubbing compound and auto wax would work on this old paint. The chest was kept inside most of the time, hardly no rust at all. It was owned by a rich family in middle Ky. The local funeral home director who also owned a general store, so I was told.
    7. pamara, 13 years ago
      Hey yours is almost identical to mine, if anyone is interested I really have no space for mine, Iam in Warren county NY, it was left in the basement of the housewwe bought last year. some good tips on how to clean it up. I have been afraid to touch it.
    8. Signaholic Signaholic, 13 years ago
      1939 Westinghouse is a hard machine to find nowadays. Take care of it.
    9. ladyhawk14624, 13 years ago
      I have the same cooler. If anyone is interested in buying it, we're in Rochester, NY.

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