How to renovate this antique fireplace
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Looking good now!I'm not sure i'd go much further than you've already done - nice job, btw
It's always tempting to get such things 'good as new' but bear in mind it's a Victorian piece and deserves to keep a hard earned wrinkle or two. If the 'burned pan' material is flaky then gently remove it but otherwise a rub down with a fine scourer should suffice.
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That looks great. Have you got the grate front? If not it might be an idea to keep an eye out for one - it clips in to the holes on the front of the surround. Or you could just leave it like that and stand something ornate in the fire place. Either way - good job!
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