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Want to clean it up a little if possible but without damaging it. Any advice?
 
IMHO: I just clean them dry with a toothpick and soft or hard toothbrush. :icon_thumleft:

Other members will have different methods, so choose what works for you.

Good Luck with your project. :occasion14:
 
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