[GreenKeys] Model 28 Keys

[Randy and Sherry Guttery]

On 7/21/2011 2:59 PM, Richard Knoppow wrote:
>    Has anyone tried plain toothpaste?  I've found it to be 
> an effective but mild cleaner and polish for many small 
> objects including camera parts and telegraph keys. It 
> contains a very mild abrasive. I've used it for polishing 
> clouded plastic sucessfully.
Sure - used to use it a lot before some of the "modern" 
polishing "stuff" came out...   Arm and hammer is good for 
cleaning - though a bit rough for final polishing - other 
less "aggressive" pastes are better for that.

I have keep a full set of buffing compounds, standard for 
"stick" set like Sears sells; all three "grades" of Novus 
for cleaning and polishing plastic; and for really blemish 
and spider web free finish polish - NicSand 10,000 grit 
Sanding Gel (though I think NicSand is out of business now - 
so it's getting harder to find).

Still - tooth paste is handy - and very useful for a lot of 
cleaning and polishing...

-- 
randy guttery

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