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Cast iron kitchen sink needs restoration




Q. We just purchased a cast iron kitchen sink that is in of some TLC. We would like to have the sink and faucets restored in order to use the sink in our kitchen. I would guess that the sink is from the 1940's. it is not in bad condition but does need some work. Any suggestions?

Allison Goodman
teacher/horse breeder - Mora, Minnesota, USA
August 8, 2009



Q. I have a porcelain cast iron kitchen sink and am trying to find someone who can restore it. The sink is in very good condition but I am remodeling and would love to keep this sink while making it look fresh. looking for someone who can do the process of sandblasting and putting through the kiln. The sink is white and I hope to change the color to an almond.

B Silver
- Bakersville, North Carolina
January 24, 2012




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