[Fists] Cleaning my key
David J. Ring, Jr.
n1ea at arrl.net
Wed Aug 17 17:14:52 EDT 2005
Luigi,
I would leave the brass alone on the Kent keys because it has been
lacquered.
If you have tried to "polish" the brass and you've rubbed the lacquer off
and the key is now starting to darken, that is another matter.
I'd use Flitz to polish up the brass - it is sold in automotive stores and
hardware stores. If you cannot get that, get Simachrome. Simachrome is
abrasive and Flitz is not. I use Flitz on gold also. If I were to use
Simachrome on gold, it would rub off the gold.
73, Adios amigo Hector!
David N1EA
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I would like to shine up one of my "keys" It is a KENT made of solid brass.
What do anyone suggest I use for cleaning it to shine? Any product in
particular? Commercial Brass by any chance?
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