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thanks to everyone for your suggestions on how to go about this. Used a green scrubber with murphy's oil soap. Let coffee sit in for about 3 weeks and then sprayed it with shellac.
My Father built this in high school I am guessing 1938. he used it when he was starting out as a machinist. Brian
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Brian
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That came out well Brian. And heirloom items like this are always a treat to have and use. Enjoy!
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Sweet, good on ya!
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Nice Job! I have a few things of my Dad’s and they are special to me as I am sure that chest is to you. Enjoy it!
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Nice job. Those chests are so useful they are always cherished.
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