Just picked up a vintage Eveready that I'd like to get restored. Any suggestions on who could do it would be greatly appreciated.
Dick
Dick
Restoration Needed
- Thread starter gaelic841
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I recently had an old Kent restored by B&B member/vendor Rudy Vey, and he did a fantastic job and was a true joy to work with. If I had another brush to restore, I wouldn't go anywhere else - end of story.
Another vote for Rudy....
Is there anything particularly special or sentimental about the brush ??
If not, why don't you give it a go yourself ???
If you go slow and use the references here then there's not much too it.
I'm not the handiest man around ( just ask the wife ), but have easily done a couple of brush restores.
There's a certain additional satisfaction to using a brush that you've restored yourself.
Have a squiz here for some inspiration
If you really want a professional job done then yeppers, Rudy has done some great work !!!! Have a look around the forum and you'll see some of his handy work .
He's got all the experience and tools to do a fantastic job for you
If not, why don't you give it a go yourself ???
If you go slow and use the references here then there's not much too it.
I'm not the handiest man around ( just ask the wife ), but have easily done a couple of brush restores.
There's a certain additional satisfaction to using a brush that you've restored yourself.
Have a squiz here for some inspiration
If you really want a professional job done then yeppers, Rudy has done some great work !!!! Have a look around the forum and you'll see some of his handy work .
He's got all the experience and tools to do a fantastic job for you
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