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Old 06-12-2013, 06:18 PM
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Thanks for the encouragement everyone!

"You can fix anything if you put your mind to it." This set will probably exemplify that saying more so than anything I've ever worked on before.

I plan to try and save the back. It was warped by moisture originally so I figure if I lay it flat on the drive way and hose it down until it softens gravity and perhaps some weights will flatten it back to a decent approximation of it's original shape. Then all I need to do is let it dry, and maybe paint it... I have nothing to loose trying that, so it is worth a shot.
I seriously doubt that I have the tools or patients to make a decent reproduction.
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