Update on the 1948 General Electric

[spiralator60]

Job Well Done!

Congratulations and thanks for showing us the results of this project, Robert!

Question: How many hours would you say it took for this restoration/repair, from start to finish?

 

[frigilux]

Once again, I'm amazed at how you can turn a rusty 60-year old machine into a showroom floor-worthy beauty! It looks brand new. Awesome restoration!

 

[alr2903]

Robert, great work, as always. I like that it is "ALL Automatic". Shined up like a new penny. arthur

 

[easyspindry]

Another great restoration

Robert, your work is amazing!!! It is a great looking machine. I am impressed with GE during that period much moreso than these days.

Thanks for sharing.

Jerry Gay

 

[vivalalavatrice]

Robert, if you weren't there

I couldn't have done so many jobs you've seen!!
GREAT!

You're my "MAGISTER"!

Diomede

 

[best-cleaning]

Hi Robert! Congratulations on the machine!

I never thought that you would use spray epoxy. I used spray in some restoration and it really does a great job.

Congrats again.

Rodrigo.

 

[circlew]

An exquisite restoration

as always. You really do have special powers when it comes to washers.

 

[northwesty]

Absolutely amazing before and after shots, It looks like new! Makes one feel great to see it is preserved. I took the time to look at the evolution in the machines for the 47, and 51. So interesting the changes they made inside and the outer appearance as well.