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Hard as it is to film as you go, especially when you are mainly working alone, I'm determined to have a complete story and permanent record of the restoration work being carried out on this historical waggon.  The following video shorts have been put together using this growing archive of photographs and film footage captured along the way.  It gives a true insight into the determination and passion needed to carry out the many different and sometimes difficult tasks required to see the work though and achieve the satisfying results once accomplished.  

For all restorers of horse drawn vehicles around the globe who hear the words ‘all it needs is a lick of paint’, we know better – it needs blood, sweat and tears mixed with perseverance, dedication and true grit!

See the Latest Video on the Fuller Restoration

10 - Paint Your Waggon - Crownboards

Time to tackle the Crownboards, with first job, removing the large ornate carvings.  With this done the stripping, filling and sanding ritual can begin.  The front crownboard also needed measuring against the inner framework, marking up & pre-drilling, then fixing back onto the waggon with many screws.  Now they are primed and ready for the undercoat and top coats. 

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09 - Paint Your Waggon - Scaff Down

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08 - Paint Your Waggon - Making New Weatherboards

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07 - Paint Your Waggon - The Roof Part 3 - Canvas

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06 - Paint Your Waggon - The Roof Part 2 - Prime

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05 - Paint Your Waggon - The Scaff man 

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04 - Paint Your Waggon - The Roof Part 1

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03 - Paint Your Waggon - Nearside Stripping

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02 - Paint Your Waggon - Transportation to New Location

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01 - Paint Your Waggon - Getting Started 

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