enriching the beauty of antique electric fans
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.
Read MoreWithout 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.
Read MoreInstalling 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.
Read MoreHave 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.
Read MoreAbout an hour later and we had enough parts to make 15 vane fans.
Often we need parts to complete the restoration of a 100 year old fan. Fortunately for White Glove Fans' team of restoration artists, we have that capability in-house in Bethlehem, PA. More after the break.
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