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.
Professional Pipe Repairs
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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".
-sp
George is excellent but difficult to engage . . . "Pipe Repairman to the Stars".
-sp
My vote has not been bought . . . I paid for my Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees . . .
I've used Mike Myers several times with great results
http://www.walkerpiperepair.com/
http://www.walkerpiperepair.com/
I hope our names are touching on the watch list
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.
The Troll Whisperer
I got caught up in your enthusiasium.
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.