Your machine and cabinet looks lovely, and in nice condition too. The costume is spot on! :- )
If you should happen to try and polish it up be careful when choosing polish. Crinkle finish in good condition is easy to clean and has a pearl shine to it. I used resin type car polish on a crinkle finish case once, and I had a very hard time polishing of the white film it left behind. Make sure you get the resin polish with out the white grit part, often called glaze or sealant (and often used as a second step after the first polish). These work well with the crinkle finish, but doesn't polish up further dirt like the basic polish can. I just had to warn you in case you ever should think of it. I polish my machines once or twice a year with the hope it leaves a protetive film preventing further wear. This finish tend to be rather robust but very dirty machines often require lots of velvety microfiber cloths or similar to clean all those crinkles.
Last edited by Mickey2; 01-09-2017 at 05:15 AM.