Singer Featherweight from 1947 - Part 2 - Paint Removal

I have been on a roll learning the process of stripping the paint off a Singer Featherweight. This was NOT a full machine to begin with. What you see here is what I found. So far, I am happy with the process and progress. I will share as much as I can. I hope you are enjoying this journey with me. This is a hobby and at this time I do not intend to make a business from this.
Be well. Stay Safe. Sew Terie

[@sandrak7267]

Sew far sew good !💜💜💜

[@sewterie]

I am enjoying this so much. I don't have to ask you what color. Video to come I will be asking for input.

[@DonnellsStitchery]

Awesome job. You have more patience than I do

[@sewterie]

It is doing what you love that is the trick to having patience. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Have a good day.

[@BobFowlerWorkshop]

I think anyone who has used that stripper will agree, it's like snot on a doorknob! Great job!

[@sewterie]

Now that you mention it. . . . ewwwwww! Thanks for watching.

[@junehanson7865]

You are doing a good job 😊 2:12

[@sewterie]

I am trying. lol. It has been fun.

[@maureencamisa903]

Terie your doing a good job

[@sewterie]

Thanks Maureen. I appreciate your following along. I love Science projects. lol

[@beverlyakins2374]

That citristrip gel removed the paint really good, does it have a smell?

[@sewterie]

Hardly any and what I can smell is like oranges. I am sure there is lemon in it too. Thanks for watching.