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I would love to see this one without the verdigris. Any plans on cleaning it up a bit? (safely of course)
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Made me check my best 15 D and found it to be a RPM-001 also
Even a fool can look wise if he keeps his mouth closed.
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Thanks,
Originally Posted by mustbebob
Good idea -- I expended so much effort to find this I should at least make it presentable.
I can remove most of the dirt and grime with a porcupine needle and light brushing. Is there a way to remove verdigris or can it only be managed?
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Excellent, you didn't have to go far to find one! It helps to keep mucho inventory in storage. Originally Posted by uglycent
If I could, I'd buy that '5' from you. That is the one thing I would like to fix on mine.
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I use rubbing alcohol (99%) to clean the oils from mine. It flash dries with no harm to the patina unless you rub too hard
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Verdi care can help a lot!!! Originally Posted by TPring
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Good idea -- I expended so much effort to find this I should at least make it presentable.
I can remove most of the dirt and grime with a porcupine needle and light brushing. Is there a way to remove verdigris or can it only be managed?
Added links to RPM 001 - CC VV WexlersLast edited by jfines69; 11-05-2019 at 02:15 PM.
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