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| We forgot to take before pics, so this is the best that we have |
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| Stripped! |
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| Progress |
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| Even the bolts got some tlc |
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| Refinished back rests |
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Amazing how you'll transformed this to make it look brand new (especially the legs) yet still manage to keep the antique look. I'm sure my nephew is oh so thrilled to have his very own "RED" desk. Great work!!
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