Old 12-20-2012, 12:13 PM
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SteveH
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Originally Posted by J Miller View Post
Steve,
I think you're right on the mild acid part. Once you get the hand wheel buffed up could or would you post some before and after pics with comments on what you used?
Of course. I'm glad to.

For items that just need the finish "buffed" I would recommend "Flitz" I learned about it when I was the assistant mgr at a Marie Callendars. They used it to polish the copper salad station. It is remarkably safe for humans (in theory)

also, I really suggest folks try the white paste type toothpaste. it is a ultra-mild abrasive and it is really safe to use. (Try it on an old penny or Jewelry, you'll be amazed.)

The polishing compounds that I currently use are made by Formax. NOT for regular home use. I wear a full respirator when using it and wash the parts throughout when done.

My armor students always get the "monkey doing a math problem" look when I use it. Folks just cant get over how fast it puts a shine on, even when you are watching it happen.
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