Tigerdude
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Once I clean this thing up, I will post a pic as I'm not sure what it is. But it has some gold gilt on it and I want to remove some crude. Is naval jelly safe? Will it remove the existing visible gilt?
Quick question-is naval jelly safe on a gilded relic?
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austin_luker
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9" X35 - 11" LF - HF Elliptical - MI6 -
Garrett AT Pro with Neil Storm Coil, NEL SharpShooter and Garrett Pro PinPointer AT (Carrot)
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Yes just go slow and be easy. Have water close by to stop the acid reaction
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hvacker
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Navel Jelly is for rust, No?
austin_luker
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9" X35 - 11" LF - HF Elliptical - MI6 -
Garrett AT Pro with Neil Storm Coil, NEL SharpShooter and Garrett Pro PinPointer AT (Carrot)
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Aluminum jelly is the best, navel jelly is stronger but both work fine for buttons with guilt on them.
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