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Art Hoch
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Post subject: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: Apr Wed 25, 2012 10:49 pm |
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Radio was restored during the winter. Time to start on the cabinet. Looks like a lot of work to strip and refinish to me. LOTS of curved surfaces. Like the grill cutouts but they will be tedious to work with. The sides aren't too bad. I hope that water ring comes out. We'll see. 1936 model.
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Tlc
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: Apr Fri 27, 2012 1:49 pm |
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Man you got your work cutout for ya. Lots of nooks there. Nice looking cabinet.
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: Apr Sat 28, 2012 1:27 pm |
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If you are lucky, the finish on the trim pieces is dry and flakey enough that most of it will come off with a good blow from your air compessor.
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Art Hoch
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: Apr Sat 28, 2012 4:11 pm |
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4/28/12 Cabinet is completely stripped. No finish was flaky enough to cooperate with my air compressor. In fact, I didn't even try.
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bigblue72
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: Apr Sat 28, 2012 9:51 pm |
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Would like to see a pic of it stripped. Also would like to know your plans on how your gonna refinish it. 
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Art Hoch
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: Apr Sun 29, 2012 1:34 am |
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bigblue72 wrote: Would like to see a pic of it stripped. Also would like to know your plans on how your gonna refinish it.  ************************* Here you go. Probably will use wood stain, Mohawk toners, and Mohawk finish. Have some repair work to do before that though. So far I see walnut, birds-eye maple, mahogany, and, of course, the ubiquitous ugly no-grain cheap wood.
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Art Hoch
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: May Sat 19, 2012 7:31 pm |
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An interesting dial with volume and tone control small dials within the large dial. Cabinet refinished, ready for installation of speaker cloth, speaker, chassis, and knobs.
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wrnewton
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: May Sat 19, 2012 8:08 pm |
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Beautiful job, Art!
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glasdave
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: May Sat 19, 2012 8:44 pm |
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Really well done, Art.!
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bigblue72
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: May Mon 21, 2012 9:06 pm |
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Really love how you two toned the base molding. Real nice. What did you use for the finish. Lacquer, poly or something else. Spray of hand rubbed??
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Art Hoch
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: May Mon 21, 2012 11:23 pm |
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bigblue72 wrote: Really love how you two toned the base molding. Real nice. What did you use for the finish. Lacquer, poly or something else. Spray of hand rubbed?? ***************************** Thank you. The finish is Mohawk spray satin lacquer. I always use it.
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ChrisH664
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: May Tue 22, 2012 9:47 pm |
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Very very nice Art. I saw this in person when I picked up a very nice Philco cathedral from Art for a very reasonable price. So nice it sits in the living room. Not many in my collection can say that.
Art I am wondering how you repaired the little ding/chipped of piece of wood on the right side? Grinded down a piece fairly close then glued then sanded to shape?
BTW Art has a very, very nice Zenith collection. Some of the finest radios I have ever seen.
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Art Hoch
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Post subject: Re: Coronado Console refinishing Posted: May Tue 22, 2012 11:12 pm |
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Art I am wondering how you repaired the little ding/chipped of piece of wood on the right side? Grinded down a piece fairly close then glued then sanded to shape? ******************************8 Chris, I decided to leave it alone. The toner really helped on that. The owner was happy with it. It's part of its "character." 
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