I've posted a few times about my project restoring my Dad's old 113 series Craftsmen Table Saw. It was just one giant piece of rust. After using Electrolysis to AMAZINGLY remove ALL the rust, I had primered one wing and sprayed it with a Rustoleum Enamel. The wings aren't solid, and the tracks of Iron that actually make contact with the wood I had buffed out to a shine. Problem was I didn't like my paint job. After some thought I doubted I'd ever get it the way I saw it in my head.... So I said screw it and took it to the Powder Coaters....lol They said they will tape up the surface iron that touches wood, so it would not get touched by the sandblaster. Then they will retape before applying the powder so none will stick.... So HOPEFULLY IN A FEW DAYS THESE TWO PIECES WILL BE DONE. Woot woot
Now I'm on to the main center piece of Cast and it's the one piece that is flat and the entire top of it has a surface I need to buff out. I'm hoping this will actually be easier than the wings were. That's the wing in the picture and my God that was really a pain in the ass. Lol
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