[Mccoypottery-talk] question about cold paint

[ljconwill@bellsouth.net]

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I feel the same way as you McQuita, this is for my personal collection.  If
I were going to resale it I would tell the person that it had been repainted
  I don't want to sell someone something and not convey the truth.=0D
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Linda C. =0D
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Date: 06/12/04 15:36:46=0D
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I think this is a matter of personal opinion.  I don't personally see where,
as long as you're doing it for YOUR OWN satisfaction that it hurts to
repair/repaint something....Obviously if an item has good cold paint you
wouldn't want to remove it...BUt if it's very poor or non-existant..it would
make it more appealing.  My concern is/would be when an item is
repaired/repainted to be sold and not represented as such to the buyer.  I
have a Clown Riding the pig with Ears up that I had a friend paint for me..
It had no paint whatsoever...and it certainly looks nice now!=0D
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