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 T.O. Radio cabinet dyes

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PostSubject: T.O. Radio cabinet dyes   T.O. Radio cabinet dyes I_icon_minitimeJuly 20th 2018, 12:11 am
A friend of mine-(Now an SK) did a great job of re-dying T.O. cabinets. They used an aniline based dye.
Thought any of the T.O. purists might be interested in this.
Sadly I can't ask him where he got his dyes.
(T.O.= Zenith Transoceanic)
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