31-10-2015, 05:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 31-10-2015, 05:37 PM by Radio Fixer.)
You maybe able to remove it Nick but I would have a practise on a scrap of the material and the same pencil first.
If the cloth can be supported from behind then gently rubbing with a piece of fresh white bread may well lift it. And I would have someone with a vacuum cleaner, on gentle, sucking up the crumbs.
Of course if it doesn't bother you then leave it. And you have learnt something: it's not easy putting in grill cloth perfect. And yet back in the factory the Ladies would have been slapping them in in minutes, most likely using hot hide glue and gloves. Its a shame that there are so few pictures of how they did cabinet work.
For me, over the years, I probably have become far too perfectionist but the other side of that is you have to try to do better, else what's the point.
If the cloth can be supported from behind then gently rubbing with a piece of fresh white bread may well lift it. And I would have someone with a vacuum cleaner, on gentle, sucking up the crumbs.
Of course if it doesn't bother you then leave it. And you have learnt something: it's not easy putting in grill cloth perfect. And yet back in the factory the Ladies would have been slapping them in in minutes, most likely using hot hide glue and gloves. Its a shame that there are so few pictures of how they did cabinet work.
For me, over the years, I probably have become far too perfectionist but the other side of that is you have to try to do better, else what's the point.
