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Sam · 28th Jan 2006, 7:49 pm

I would guess it would work well, yes. I experimented a little when I got my tube and found it worked a treat on a late '50s and a late '30s radio case, the back of a brown 13A plug, the cover of an old round light-switch, and on a Picquot-Ware Duralumin coffee pot. I used a duster and an old toothbrush to apply the polish dependant on the shape of the object, and a duster to buff the polish off.

It is a similar product to Autosol Chrome-Cleaner, but is finer. It is also yellow, and smells nicer than Autosol!

Sam

28th Jan 2006, 7:49 pm	#14
Sam Hexode Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Higham-on-the-Hill, Leicestershire, UK. Posts: 338	Re: How do you clean telephones. I would guess it would work well, yes. I experimented a little when I got my tube and found it worked a treat on a late '50s and a late '30s radio case, the back of a brown 13A plug, the cover of an old round light-switch, and on a Picquot-Ware Duralumin coffee pot. I used a duster and an old toothbrush to apply the polish dependant on the shape of the object, and a duster to buff the polish off. It is a similar product to Autosol Chrome-Cleaner, but is finer. It is also yellow, and smells nicer than Autosol! Sam __________________ Can he lead a Normal life, Doctor? No, he will be ... an Engineer.