The housing that holds them is rusting and in rough shape
So I removed them, put the sandblaster to work....
And applied a little elbow grease....and steel wool.
Not bad, after 60 years they clean up pretty well!
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Tail Fins
So there are many "little" jobs that just take some time to work on. Like what I affectionately call the tail fins! These are not lights, but rather reflectors that sit at the end of the stainless steel fluting.
The housing that holds them is rusting and in rough shape
So I removed them, put the sandblaster to work....
And applied a little elbow grease....and steel wool.
Not bad, after 60 years they clean up pretty well!
The housing that holds them is rusting and in rough shape
So I removed them, put the sandblaster to work....
And applied a little elbow grease....and steel wool.
Not bad, after 60 years they clean up pretty well!
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