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At least he did not paint or stain it hot pink or blue.

I think it looks very nice even though not original color. The most important question is, do YOU like it?

Thanks for your honnesty
Thanks to EVERYBODY. It was very appreciated

VintageTechnologies wrote:I think it looks very nice even though not original color. The most important question is, do YOU like it?

I'll be honnest me too. No. I don't like it.

looks nice to me, but you don't have a photo with the doors open here.

bigshot wrote:looks nice to me, but you don't have a photo with the doors open here.

Why?

I think he was curious about the finish being the same on the inside of the doors as it is on the outside. Jerry

bigshot wrote:looks nice to me, but you don't have a photo with the doors open here.

I'm a little confused.....there is already a pic posted with the doors open and showing the interior and color. You just need to go back to the beginning of this thread.

gramophone78 wrote:

bigshot wrote:looks nice to me, but you don't have a photo with the doors open here.

I'm a little confused.....there is already a pic posted with the doors open and showing the interior and color. You just need to go back to the beginning of this thread.

Yes, I made the interior the same color.

I think you did a great job. The color is uniform. Sounds like you put in a lot of work to get the color you wanted that matched other things you own. It is a big tent; not everything has be be restored to precise, original condition with original parts.

Also, I think this machine is very different than most because of the vertical record slats.