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I'd suggest:
- Mask off clear parts,
- Apply triple thick clear pottery glaze,
- Apply Saran Wrap over to hold down the flaky parts during drying,
- Once dry touch up as needed and probably spot coat with more triple thick,
- If the coats came out thick or uneven, smooth off the highspots with 1000-2000 wet sanding.
I'm not sure how much original affects value on these. But if the original is in poor condition, it'd probably be worth about the same whether you touch it up or replace it.
I'd suggest:
- Mask off clear parts,
- Apply triple thick clear pottery glaze,
- Apply Saran Wrap over to hold down the flaky parts during drying,
- Once dry touch up as needed and probably spot coat with more triple thick,
- If the coats came out thick or uneven, smooth off the highspots with 1000-2000 wet sanding.
I'm not sure how much original affects value on these. But if the original is in poor condition, it'd probably be worth about the same whether you touch it up or replace it.
Depends on what kind of collector you are.
For myself, I would leave it alone.
Cheaper Simpler solution.
I have no worries about scratches..
I have no worries about sun damage art.
I have no worries about imperfect overlays.
I can put my drink down without a coaster..
I can use the table top as a work bench.
Remove it and prep the other side for black paint. Knock off the loose flakes and any residue with a high percent alcohol. Use Satin black and follow up with some clear polyurethane spray. It will give it a stylish look. I did the same for a Galaga Upright monitor bezel. It looks great.
Checked PA's website and the silk'd cktl glass is no longer listed.
Did PA also have the cktl CPOs? (not there either)
I can put my drink down without a coaster..
What do you mean without a coaster, the table top IS the coaster...
I thought that was the point. It is called a Cocktail Cab for a reason.
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