skatergod6262 said:what do you think the best way to clean coins? just wondering
Iron Patch said:skatergod6262 said:what do you think the best way to clean coins? just wondering
Case by case basis. It's like saying my car is broken, how do I fix it?
CRUSADER said:Iron Patch said:skatergod6262 said:what do you think the best way to clean coins? just wondering
Case by case basis. It's like saying my car is broken, how do I fix it?
I agree.
Eu_citzen said:For light cleaning I use baking soda with water.
For very crusted coins I use a light acid solution. (vinegar spread out with water)
When done I put it in baking soda with water to neutralize the acid.
For modern coins I like to use the tumbler with saw dust and cerium oxide to get a higher polish after acid treatment.
what is cerium oxide?
UnEarthed72 said:Eu_citzen said:For light cleaning I use baking soda with water.
For very crusted coins I use a light acid solution. (vinegar spread out with water)
When done I put it in baking soda with water to neutralize the acid.
For modern coins I like to use the tumbler with saw dust and cerium oxide to get a higher polish after acid treatment.
what is cerium oxide?
Eu_citzen said:UnEarthed72 said:Eu_citzen said:For light cleaning I use baking soda with water.
For very crusted coins I use a light acid solution. (vinegar spread out with water)
When done I put it in baking soda with water to neutralize the acid.
For modern coins I like to use the tumbler with saw dust and cerium oxide to get a higher polish after acid treatment.
what is cerium oxide?
http://www.facetingmachines.com/polishes.shtml
Used to give some rocks a high polish.