Cast Prop Reconditioning

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   I bumped into an old friend yesterday. He bought a prop shop in the time since I've seen him and also spent a good deal of time learning about it; or so he says. I'm sure Delta and others have this covered, but I can get his # if anyone in the southeast has an older prop they'd like to see whole again.

I'm not really aware of the potential value of an original prop. He says he has ~1000 blocks and is doing this because he enjoys it. 5-7 props a week in season.

Cheers

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BuffaloBFN Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Grand Poobah Joined: June-24-2007 Location: Gainesville,GA Status: Offline Points: 6094	Post Options Post Reply Quote BuffaloBFN Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Cast Prop Reconditioning Posted: October-18-2014 at 1:01pm
	I bumped into an old friend yesterday. He bought a prop shop in the time since I've seen him and also spent a good deal of time learning about it; or so he says. I'm sure Delta and others have this covered, but I can get his # if anyone in the southeast has an older prop they'd like to see whole again. I'm not really aware of the potential value of an original prop. He says he has ~1000 blocks and is doing this because he enjoys it. 5-7 props a week in season. Cheers
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