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Default old delta drill press dp 400

On 25 Jul 2010 01:30:58 GMT, "DoN. Nichols"
wrote the following:

On 2010-07-24, Bill Noble wrote:


"cncmillgil" wrote in message
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On Jul 18, 12:39 pm, cncmillgil wrote:
Ok I'm bored & in clean & restore old iron mode.
Whats a good brand of machine enamel for the Delta (gray)
Someone spilled paint all over the base(painted areas only) prolly
20-30 years ago.
I will meada blast it down to bear & repaint only sliding table &
base.
The head is original & nice - only a saw - dusting & cleaning needed.
have to check out H/F for a JT pickel forks for chuck removal.


personally, I use Imron for painting machinery, it is very rugged and
resistant to solvents, coolant, and abrasion. There is a thread on paint on
the OWWM site that you may find helpful


I used Homey's Despot brand of alkyd paint for Dina (my old tablesaur)
and it has held up well for a decade. I think it was $7/qt.


Any clue what the OWWM site happens to be? A full URL? What it
means? (I guess that I could do a Google search, but it probably
matches more than one thing.)


Type "owwm" in the browser window and it magically brings up
"http://www.owwm.com", Don. _Amazing_, huh?


Not that it matters to me -- I didn't ask the question.


When in doubt or curiosity, try the simplest thing first, even if you
didn't ask the question and it doesn't matter much. g

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