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Vinegar and toothbrush will work. Not to polish per se, though, just to remove verdigris and oxidation.Top tips for polishing oxidised brass hardware?
As anyone ever used this product?
Grew up with Brasso (there is a song about it)Top tips for polishing oxidised brass hardware?
As anyone ever used this product?
Used to use that on polished timing coversEnded up buying this as it came as a paste in a tube which I thought was easier to apply than the liquid Brasso:
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It works pretty well:
Untreated
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Treated
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Now just another 15 button snaps and studs to go and 4 zippers….
i grew up polishing household stuff with brasso, nobody made me do that but perhaps I was a weird kid, rather than playing with friends I polished a brass flowerpot into shine. I also polished some coin collection foreign coins my grandma gave me whenever she went home after holidaying in holland for few months. I think the key is the rag used to polish, I use cotton old t-shirt, and always changing spot when the previous spot has turned black from absorbing the patina. however now I hate polished brass, I love how my brass belt buckles look dull and darkening from patina, i sometime coat it with beewax even.Top tips for polishing oxidised brass hardware?
As anyone ever used this product?
Fortunately not terminal.Not sure how or why this tragedy happened, but is there any hope? Its on the outside elbow.
I fear that it's terminal
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Not sure how or why this tragedy happened, but is there any hope? Its on the outside elbow.
I fear that it's terminal
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Man that sucks, I’ve been having zipper issues in three different jackets as well recently.Zipper separated does not want to run down. Had to take jacket off over my head. View attachment 580593
Zipper separated does not want to run down. Had to take jacket off over my head. View attachment 580593