Repair

Naga Sasra · 3rd January 2007, 11:10 PM

First let me complement Rick on the repair he did, it did come out just fine.

What I wanted to show other forum members, is a wrongko severely damaged that were restored by the best of the best.

I must admit that I had given up on doing anything with it, and was prepared to commision a new one, when I was told that wood of that quality is hard if not impossible to find, and that it indeed were restorable as is, to my big surprise.

I will be posting the "before" photos in this post and the "after" in a post following this one.

I also invite your comments!

The before pictures:

3rd January 2007, 11:10 PM	#23
Naga Sasra Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Boca Raton, Florida, USA Posts: 108	Severely damaged wrongko repair First let me complement Rick on the repair he did, it did come out just fine. What I wanted to show other forum members, is a wrongko severely damaged that were restored by the best of the best. I must admit that I had given up on doing anything with it, and was prepared to commision a new one, when I was told that wood of that quality is hard if not impossible to find, and that it indeed were restorable as is, to my big surprise. I will be posting the "before" photos in this post and the "after" in a post following this one. I also invite your comments! The before pictures: Attached Images