Old 01-26-2015, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by SteveH View Post
The treatment that I used on the Wilson slide plates would work great on that stitch length adjustment plate.

If I could pull the numbers out on THAT, this should be a piece of cake

The tool I used is an abrasive stick I got from Cathy (Mizkaki) it is basically a 3M EXL wheel crossed/mixed with a rubber eraser
So this is the 3m product http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...4248453&rt=rud

Is this eraser thing exclusively available to Cathy or would someone in Canada have it potentially? I like the look of the 3m one but I can see needing to practice to get a technique or I might do absolute carnage..

This would be useful for several spots on this one, right?

Originally Posted by Rodney View Post
A razor blade used as a scraper and some oil as a lubricant does wonders for rust removal on machined surfaces like where the stitch length regulator is. I wouldn't be surprised if the serial number was easily visible after cleaning it.
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I will see if I have any around. Maybe in the garage. They're one of the first things I throw out with new used machines so I know there aren't any in the studio with me. At least that's something I can try while I figure out where to get the stick Steve's talking about.
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