[Boatanchors] cleaning black wrinkle finish
Michael Hanz
aaf-radio-1 at aafradio.org
Mon Apr 10 17:36:03 EDT 2017
The use of Armor All on anything that you ever intend to paint or touch
up is not a good idea - the paint and the silicone repel each other.
The only thing I know of that will remove a silicone is one of the old
Freon refrigerants, like R-12, and that ain't a good idea either. I've
had the longest lasting results with leather conditioners like Tannery
leather and vinyl cleaner/conditioner, but some of the other leather
products seem okay, too. WD-40 doesn't hurt, but it doesn't last long.
In the old days hams used kerosene on black wrinkle finishes, but it
doesn't have a very pleasant odor.
If you try something, use a microscope on the valleys and you'll see
whether it does any real cleaning/coating or not. That's the bottom
line for me.
73,
Mike
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