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What will take oxidation off brass without a lot of elbow grease?
Is there anything that comes in a brush-on or at least spread-on form that
will take spots of oxidization/red rot crud off brass without eating the brass itself and does most of the work for you, sort the way Tarn-X works on silver? I'm giving an old trumpet a going over and want to reduce some of the tedium in resurrecting the sheen of the metal before lacquering it. Also, what sort of surface preparation is recommended before lacquering? Please no "take it to a repair shop" answers, the whole point is to be a DIY project. Thanks for all shared wisdom. |
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