Thread: Renovating a Hardinge HLV-H
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10-03-2009 #11
I got mixed result from my second attempt... :(
The small door has come up really well (I'd only given it a quick coat before I'd run out of paint). The second coat on the head and bed are fine . The stand is OK
However. The electrical door, tail stock and power feed box have all pickled into a crinkle finish and parts of the table have also a hint of it.
I'm not really sure why; perhaps the underlying paint was not properly dry, perhaps it was on too thick. :confused:
I'll live with the table top, but I'll have to wait for the paint to harden before I can rub-down and re-spray the other bits.
I'll take some pictures of the head/bed tomorrow. Meanwhile, here's a picture of the reassembled carriage handle. (that odd blue line is a trick of the light - it's actually a very faint scratch that will easily polish out)
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