[BIG SCORE!!! and Minimoog refinishing questions]
Quinton Fulsom
qfulsom at usa.net
Fri Oct 8 15:33:35 CEST 1999
That is a good score. I've totally rebuilt two this summer which were both
destroyed and in pieces. One had no case even. So I've spent a lot of time
researching them. To stain it you can use walnut really nicely and has a
great match with 2 coats. Use a sponge not a brush. There are
different sizes and under a buck so get a few to match the widths of the
panels. I don't know what they're called but they are grey sponges on a
stick like popsicles or lollies for the non texans here.
If there are gashes now is a good time to sand them out. Hope that helps.
Quint
P.S. I have Allen Bradley pots and some new faceplates too if anyone is
interested.
Tim Curtis <sexsymbol at execpc.com> wrote:
Well, I should probably start with the really cool story... :-)
I just got home from another trip to Kansas City (where I'm moving in
January) and brought home my new toy. I picked up a Minimoog for $50!
(The guy I got it from bought it at a garage sale for $2.00...) This
deinitely ranks up there with my best all time finds!
So, it was making sound, then it got pretty crackly - I'm guessing a
good cleaning to start with. Any suggestions how I should go about
that? DeOxit? Probably starting with the edge connectors and keyboard
contacts? What should I go through on it?
Also, I'm sure that someone out there has refinished the wood cabinet on
a Mini. What kind of finish did you use? I'm not even sure of exactly
what color to use.
I'm sure there will be more questions... :-)
Tim
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