[TenTec] [Fwd: [Fwd: [R-390] R-390A Front Panel Painting]]

Dr. Gerald N. Johnson geraldj@ames.net
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Might be a source for repainting elderly Tentec panels.

73, Jerry, K0CQ

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From: "William G. Mills" <wmills@gmc.cc.ga.us>
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To:  All Net Readers

Have read with interest the various methods the net members use to 
restore the front panels of the R-390/R-390A receivers to factory new 
condition.  The use of chemicals is not the best method since you 
have to dispose of the chemicals after you complete the paint 
removal.  Finding a disposal yard that will accept the paint remover 
can be difficult.  I would recommend that net members consider 
removal of paint from the R-390/R-390A front panels using the sand 
plast method.  Howard Mills (W3HM Labs) has the commerical sand 
plasting capability to remove the paint on your favorite "boatanchor"
front panel.  He also will paint your receiver or transmitter front 
panel either engraved or sillk screened in your choice of colors; 
black to 99 shades of gray to "titty" pink if that is your choice.  
Howard recently stripped and painted a Hammarlund SP-600 receiver
engraved front panel for me.  He did an outstanding job!  Howard can be
contacted via e-mail (hmills@logicon.com) or home telephone (304-876-6483).

Howard's stripping/painting experience is extensive having painted the Collins
75A-1/2/3/4, R-390/R-390A, SP-600, KWS-1 to name a few.  He has silk 
screens for several "boatanchor" receivers and transmitters.

Regards,
Bill Mills
KC4AA

P.S.  I am not a "relative" just a very good friend of Howard Mills
        (+ 20 years).
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