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How to lift dried brass polish out of crevices
Apr 04, 2020
Last reply: 6 years ago
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So what is wrong with using a pressure washer? It's brass, so unless it's something particularly delicate, it won't be damaged. A pressure washer would do quite well. Explain your intemperate outburst.
And my suggestion is the dishwasher.
Whoremoans?
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I have always thought that water impacting a solid at high velocity must be similar to an ultrasonic bath without the cost.
A perfectly good suggestion if the item fits and will not be damaged by prolonged soaking
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PMT?
If it's fully supported, a pressure washer might be okay. If it's not supported, a pressure washer could turn a tray into a bowl.
I suspect that, although Daniele did not say this, it's an antique of some sort. Even if not, it may represent many hours of craftsmanship, and he wants to find a gentle yet effective method that will ease the old polish out of the decoration.
She.
Or even a miniature dental pressure washer (e.g. a Waterpick)?
He, actually. It's an Italian male name.
This is him, the one in a smart suit.
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Does a good impression of a woman considering the blob strop reply to TNP.
She's had a sex change then ?
He was a bald headed chap, at least until a short time ago
michael adams
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He's a Europhiliac Climate Change Believer with a third rate brain in academia. Naturally I get up his nose further than a corona virus.
We call it Conor virus but only because we have a 1st year apprentice called Conor that no one wants to work with.
But is his mum fit?
Owain
Never seen her
Well, there's a hilarious combination.
#Paul
Only to a complete idiot Who knows nothing about science.
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