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« Reply #10 on: February 23, 2007, 05:05:53 pm »

(davet426 @ Feb. 22 2007,10:47)
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Bryan give me a chance before calling me amateur!!! LOL... Thanks for the feed back, I actually have more interest from people in TN than I can handle, hopefully my restore skills are as good as I think they can be. Shouldn't be to hard with the "SMC" skill set and tools I have aquired. If I suck, I just want to let you know.... You are all responsible!!! '<img'>

Dave there are good amateurs and bad amateurs... just like good/bad pros....  I was using it as a qualifier on your primary profession as opposed to the quality of your work....

Make sure it doesn't suck or you'll give all of us SMC'ers (amateurs and pros) a bad name  '<img'>

Let us know how you plan to finish those machines...
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« Reply #11 on: February 26, 2007, 11:03:29 am »
Dave just take your time and don't take any short cuts. Your reputation as a restorer will follow you.
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