So I have a few saws that I really want to have painted and have as nice show pieces but I just don't have the time or knowledge to do is so is there someone who like does this for a living? I tried cleaning up a saw to paint but really don't have the time so I would rather send it out to someone who knows what they are doing and have them do the whole thing.
Chainsaw Restoration
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Thanks! Saws already torn down but thats as far as I got.
El Moobs
Are we there yet?
I'm too busy with port work to take on anything else. 
hseII
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I'm too busy with port work to take on anything else.
Fat Bottomed Girl.
What the OP must realize is there is a LOT of time spend in a full restoration. In most cases it would be cost prohibitive unless you can do the work yourself.
I'm restoring a car right now I realize just how much goes into this and in other news I ended up getting the saw apart and painted I just need to invest in a decent sandblaster or cabinet to properly clean the parts. Any reccomemdations for a blaster/cabinet? I have a 25gal 5hp craftsman so preferably one that won't kill my air supply
You will be VERY limited on what you can blast with that. Blasting takes a LOT of air.
I used a siphon blaster I got from tractor supply and it worked decent for smaller stuff but I want something better. What tank upgrade should I get this one is about 20 years old.
sawdust21
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Ys
Yes, you can have your saw professionally restored. PM me.
Hey sawdust - here's a before:
at least I think that is one of the ones that flew to TN.
Mark
at least I think that is one of the ones that flew to TN.
Mark
sawdust21
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To the OP - there you go...
Mark
Mark
sawdust21
ArboristSite Operative
To the OP - there you go...
Mark
And here's the flipside
