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    Coca Cola Bath Light

    I have a young friend here in the neighborhood who is an Austin Fireman. He has a bathroom with a Coca Cola Theme He asked me to build a cabinet for a piece of glass out of an old Coke Machine Glass. Here it is. Oak from the BORG (his choice), finished with BLO, sanding sealer and 3 coats of gloss lacquer and one coat of satin lacquer. I put some long square drive screws in the miters since the Oak and Fixture make it a bit heavy.

    Mike

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    Neat light, Mike! I really like it!! Gives me a couple of ideas for laser work.

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    Nice job, Mike! My SIL decorates her kitchen with the Coca Cola theme. Lots of things you can find to use. Hope your friend likes it, you did good! Jim.
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    Great job on the box. BLO always a good choice for oak.

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    Al: When it was all done, between the sanding sealer and the BLO, the HD Red Oak actually looked nice!
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    Great job.... Really looks good.
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