
Restoration of PRR 5711A class
EP22
- The Philadelphia Chapter of the PRRT&HS expresses its
sincere appreciation to Bennett Levin
- for granting his permission to publish the restoration
process of PRR 5711 on our website.
- July 20, 2001
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All photos by Steve Agostini
unless otherwise noted.
- Copyright 2001, Steve Agostini and Juniata
Terminal Company, All rights reserved.
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Lettering..
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Computer cut vinyl decal and lettering. |
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Blue chalk line applied... |
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First photo of the reborn 5711. |
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Lettering is applied to transfer paper. |
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Backing is removed to expose the "glue" side of vinyl letter. |
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Transfer paper is removed. |
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Vinyl is smoothed out with water and squeegee. |
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Keystone is applied in three layers. |
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Dulux yellow background |
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Toluiline Red Keystone. |
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Black shadow. |
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Finished Keystone. |
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Door locks and porthole glass is all that remain. |
Copyright © 2001
Philadelphia Chapter of the PRRT&HS, all rights reserved
Last modified:
Tuesday, October 28, 2008