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Thu May 09 2013 05:19 PM
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I'm sure it's not a new topic but I thought I would check with the experts here on Old Gas. I'm not a globe guy but I do own a couple. One of them was recently cracked during shipment which is why I choose not to collect them in quantity.
Does anyone know of someone who has perfected the art of repairing a lens? I heard there used to be someone in Santa Barbara but she has since resigned from doing these kind if reapirs.
Any leads would be appreciated.
thanks
Chuck  Signs Wanted: Sunset, Clipper, Harbor, Indian Motorcycle, Powerlube, Beacon, Michelin, Conoco MM
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Do you think SafeLight or some other auto glass repair might be able to help you??
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I think if it was just a small hole/chip, an injection process similar to what the windshield guys do would work but this is something that needs a glass artist to repair. I did come across am art glass shop but she told the crack would still be quite visible.
Globe guys...any other leads?
thanks
Chuck Signs Wanted: Sunset, Clipper, Harbor, Indian Motorcycle, Powerlube, Beacon, Michelin, Conoco MM
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