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To: Tax-chick

If the original paint were intact, I would just paint over it, but the paint is splotchy, at best. I have a Dreml tool, but it may be too small for the job. The crate is approximately 24” X 18” X 12”. The handles at each end are spring loaded. A spray paint remover would be best. This thing is plywood-lined, so unless it is crushed or incinerated, it will last a good long time into the future.


648 posted on 10/18/2014 5:19:46 PM PDT by Monkey Face (Calories:Tiny creatures that live in your closet and sew your clothes a bit tighter every night.)
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To: Monkey Face

A proper cleaning should probably be done outdoors, where the stripped paint can be contained in a disposable plastic dropcloth.

After you have restored it, what you put in it will depend on what you want to take out of it, and what you want to do with what you take out of it. For instance, photographs or records.

Picture opening it and removing something and then ... what?


649 posted on 10/18/2014 5:32:58 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (My puzzlement at life has not changed since I was a child. All of my days still end in "why".)
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657 posted on 10/19/2014 3:08:16 AM PDT by Tax-chick (Feeling fine about the end of the world!)
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