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The document provides information on caring for historic iron fencing, including identifying whether it is cast or wrought iron, documentation, cleaning, repair and resetting techniques. It discusses identifying manufacturers' labels and paint colors and noting current condition. Techniques include resetting and leveling posts, repairing breaks and bends, replacing hardware, and surface preparation before applying a rust converter, primer and two finish coats of paint.
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