TIKISKIP: Rehabing Kahiki Tiki Bar Restaurant lights - Other Crafts

T tikiskip Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Nov 26, 2005 Posts: 5994	T tikiskip Posted posted on Mon, Apr 21, 2014 1:41 PM "I'd bet the small stuff will bend a lot. Obviously it did as you have those shapes!" Well yes and no, it does bend when you soak it in your hot tub, but that tight loop was hard to get. I had to really work the rattan to get that one as it kept breaking. Love this tool!!! Have done many rehabs on Kahiki and Kon tiki lights over the years. Here is a Kahiki light I did for the Tropical Bistro tiki bar and restaurant in Columbus Ohio. See it came to me a basket if that. Don't know who got this light the Bistro boys sold the good stuff to a "cop" they said and snaked it away from me, This was a cool light and I wanted it. Before and after. ¤(¯`•.(¯`•..TIKISKIP..•´¯).•´¯)¤ Lights for home and commercial TIKI bars. [ Edited by: tikiskip 2014-04-22 11:06 ]

"I'd bet the small stuff will bend a lot. Obviously it did as you have those shapes!"

Well yes and no, it does bend when you soak it in your hot tub, but that tight loop was hard to get.
I had to really work the rattan to get that one as it kept breaking.

Love this tool!!!

Have done many rehabs on Kahiki and Kon tiki lights over the years.
Here is a Kahiki light I did for the Tropical Bistro tiki bar and restaurant in Columbus Ohio.
See it came to me a basket if that.
Don't know who got this light the Bistro boys sold the good stuff to a "cop" they said
and snaked it away from me, This was a cool light and I wanted it.
Before and after.

¤(¯*•.(¯•..TIKISKIP..•´¯).•*´¯)¤

Lights for home and
commercial TIKI bars.

[ Edited by: tikiskip 2014-04-22 11:06 ]

Post #714438 by tikiskip on Mon, Apr 21, 2014 1:41 PM