Brassing / Tarnishing on FP Clip Qustion.

[The Count of Merkur Cristo]

Can a vintage gold-plated MB clip be 'polished or buffed-out'

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[nemo]

Some are gold filled, some are gold plated. Either way, you could gently try a soft non-abrasive jeweler's cloth.

Easy does it!

 

[Jut]

Can a vintage gold-plated MB clip be 'polished or buffed-out'

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Are you talking about scratches, pitting, or something else? I really don't know the answer, but I suppose it would depend somewhat on what you are trying to fix/buff out. I would think you would have a better chance with slight scratches, but that is just a guess.

 

[The Count of Merkur Cristo]

Are you talking about scratches, pitting, or something else? I really don't know the answer, but I suppose it would depend somewhat on what you are trying to fix/buff out. I would think you would have a better chance with slight scratches, but that is just a guess.

Jstin:
I guess you could say there is slight 'pitting besides brassing / tarnishing'!

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[The Count of Merkur Cristo]

Some are gold filled, some are gold plated. Either way, you could gently try a soft non-abrasive jeweler's cloth.

Easy does it!

Doug:
Thanx for the advice, support and for sharing!

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