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Chris38 | 12:15 Tue 19th Jul 2011 | Home & Garden
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Can anyone kindly give me contact details of any person(s) or firm(s) engaged in the above within striking distance of Carlisle, Cumberland? Nothing particularly elaborate is needed!
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Dont know anyone in your area. I do know that someone in Souport does it but you would have toost it to them. It is expensive to have done though.What is it that is broken?
13:29 Tue 19th Jul 2011
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Thanks maclarencat. I have since managed to find a small firm in Langholm, S.W.Scotland who do a lot of restoration work. You are quite right about it not being cheap - about £30 to repair a 1in. chip in a Booths Real Old Wllow serving dish.
17:04 Tue 19th Jul 2011
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Check out ebay Old Willow sometimes sells very cheaply. Might be cheaper than a repair
18:58 Tue 19th Jul 2011
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Also if you fancy having a go yourself buy some airdrying clay from a craft shop (fimo or similar) fill the missing chip then paint with acrylic paints and varnish. Nowhere near as hard as it sounds I have done it several times on pieces that I want to keep but are damaged
19:00 Tue 19th Jul 2011

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