[R-390] NEVER-DULL cleaner

[Tisha Hayes]

I found a reference to NEVER-DULL many years ago and bought 12 cans. Where
I found it particularly useful was on aluminum and brass. I would degrease
components first, then apply NEVER-DULL and use a cordless drill with a
wheel polishing attachment (white cotton like lambs wool) to shine it up.
The brass would gleam to the point that you could practically see your
reflection in it and the aluminum would look better than the day it rolled
off the factory floor. It also applied a protective coating to prevent
re-oxidation of brass and fingerprints from appearing on shined up metal.
It got to the point that I would remove the paint from items like the dial
bezels on an SP-600 so it was down to copper and then I would NEVER-DULL
the finish and re-install.

I have only used two cans. I even use it for the bottom of cookware in the
kitchen (copper pots).
-- 
Ms. Tisha Hayes/ AA4HA
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"Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain"