Professional Pipe Repairs

Dr Uhaha
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Do any of you have a go-to guy for pipe restoration?

I don't mind tinkering around with stems and finish touch ups, but I have a pipe with sentimental value that needs surgery.
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avid
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The guy i mentioned earlier, who did the work on my Celius Fantasy, George Dibos. I can dig up his contact info tomorrow, if interested.
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avid wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2019 8:27 pm The guy i mentioned earlier, who did the work on my Celius Fantasy, George Dibos. I can dig up his contact info tomorrow, if interested.
I looked him up. Pretty amazing. ✔
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Mike Myers (Walker Pipe Repair), Mark Tinsky, Tim West to name a few.

George is excellent but difficult to engage . . . "Pipe Repairman to the Stars".

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I've used Mike Myers several times with great results
http://www.walkerpiperepair.com/
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Floyd Norwood, he does great great work, easy to deal with, fast turn around and very affordable, I've delt with George and I like him, he's a nice fella but he mainly deals with very high end pipes and is very expensive.
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One great was enough. Lol...
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Bruyere_Royale wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2019 9:35 pm One great was enough. Lol...
I got caught up in your enthusiasium.
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Bro Uhaha wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2019 9:46 pm
Bruyere_Royale wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2019 9:35 pm One great was enough. Lol...
I got caught up in your enthusiasium.
Sometimes my predictive text has a sense of humor.
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I had a couple of old pipes restored by Anthony Cook at Cook's Fine Pipe Works. He was recommended to me by George Dibos after I sent pictures of the pipes to George. I figured that was pretty high praise and George wasn't wrong. A '49 Dunhill Shell LB and a Sasieni Four-Dot Natural Regent came back looking brand new. They smoke that way as well. I would not hesitate to send Anthony more of my pipes.
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