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Post by vikx on May 18, 2017 21:03:55 GMT -8
Why not paint and re-speckle? I kind of like it...
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mel
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Post by mel on May 19, 2017 3:02:13 GMT -8
I love it!
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Post by turbodaddy on May 19, 2017 18:06:20 GMT -8
Not sure if it would help, but sometimes an old favorite cleaner of ours works miracles on stuff like this. "Barkeeper's Friend"...it is oxalyic acid. Don't use the liquid, only the powder. Just wet the surface, rub a little of it on, keep it slightly wet and let it work for about 5 or 10 minutes, then rinse. It can't hurt since you're already considering repainting. Also, a while back Larry (mobiletec) did a video of re-doing a flecked ceiling that looked really nice.
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Post by cottontailfarm on May 21, 2017 16:27:01 GMT -8
Not sure if it would help, but sometimes an old favorite cleaner of ours works miracles on stuff like this. "Barkeeper's Friend"...it is oxalyic acid. Don't use the liquid, only the powder. Just wet the surface, rub a little of it on, keep it slightly wet and let it work for about 5 or 10 minutes, then rinse. It can't hurt since you're already considering repainting. Also, a while back Larry (mobiletec) did a video of re-doing a flecked ceiling that looked really nice. Awesome! I will absolutely check out the video. Barkeepers friend: love the stuff. Does wonders for vintage enamelware. |
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