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Enriching the Beauty of Antique Electric Fans
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enriching the beauty of antique electric fans

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Static Balancing Blades

September 23, 2013 Josh Backens
Tools of the trade for balancing a blade assembly.

Tools of the trade for balancing a blade assembly.

Balancing blades is a critical step to ensuring that your restoration is absolutely perfect.

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Grinding and Filling to Achieve a Perfect Finish - Part II

September 19, 2013 Josh Backens
Tools required to finish the job right!

Tools required to finish the job right!

After one has ground down the major imperfections of the cast iron, filling is the next step to ensure a perfectly smooth base to apply your paint to.

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In How To

Grinding and Filling to Achieve a Perfect Finish

September 18, 2013 Josh Backens
Without preparation the imperfections on this part will show right through to your final finish! 

Without preparation the imperfections on this part will show right through to your final finish! 

Josh Backens tells us exactly how to create a perfect glass-like finish by starting at the very beginning: grinding the cast iron.

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How to Install a New Oil Wick

September 17, 2013 Josh Backens
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Installing a new oil wick is a critical part of any restoration or preservation, however it never ends up being as easy as you might think! Read further for Josh Backens' tips on the simplest methods to install a new wick into an old fan.

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How to Remove a Stator from a Stamped Steel Fan

September 16, 2013 Josh Backens
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Have you ever tried to replace the head wire from a stamped steel Westinghouse or Western Electric only to find the stator will not come out? It can be very frustrating, but with these simple steps and basic tools, anyone can remove and reinstall it safely and cleanly.

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In Westinghouse, How To
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The blogs at White Glove Fans are designed to let you know what projects we are working on, what projects we have finished, as well as to discuss general fan topics: whether its restoration techniques, our latest find at the flea market, or the history of fans.

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How to Professionally Polish Brass
How to Professionally Polish Brass
about 11 years ago

Polishing 100 year old brass is no easy task. It takes patience and lots of practice to achieve a perfect, scratch free mirror finish. In this article I will explain the process I use that I have found yields the best results.

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