I have tried soaking the glass pieces in Circa 1850, Dad’s, Easy Spray and in Acetone and then brushing with a tooth brush. It’s not working very well, and it’s very time consuming. There has to be a better, more effective and quicker way. Please help.
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I have a piece of 70 yo antique stained glass that I want to restore myself. someone told me to make a fine paste out of plaster of parris and water and rub thouroughly into where the lead touches the glass and then wipe off with a sponge then polish with terry cloth towel. He [...]
I agree with the previous posters: eyehooks in the frame with a wire/chain will do the job. However, be sure that your antique frame is sturdy — windows are designed to support the glass in a stable, supported wall opening, not hang and support themselves and the glass. So, if your frame is narrow/thin or [...]
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