Woodchipper
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Wife and I were sorting out some things to make room for more things. The never ending battle! Got the idea that these two products might be used for wood or synthetic blanks. Thanks.
Anyone used these before?
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Scotty
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I use Brasso on synthetic blanks and to polish metals.
carlmorrell
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Yeah a few months ago, my 20 year old can of Brasso was out, I was beside myself that I could no longer find the old Brasso. It's great for cleaning tarnish on exhaust tips. I broke down and bought the new formula (pictured) and so far no complaints.
egnald
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Not for pen's, but I do use Brasso to clean the rails on my home bar. It's quite a chore, so I don't clean them often, but when I do, this stuff works pretty good. - Dave
jttheclockman
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I use Brasso alot for various things. In pens I use it for the brass items I imbed in my casted blanks.
PreacherJon
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Well, I used Brasso in the Marine Corps to shine my belt buckle if that's what you mean.
Yep. I use to boil my brass, then shine it really well with Brasso, then coat it with clear nail polish. Never had to shine it again. With my shoes, I would spit shine them, buff with a old nylon, then a coat of floor wax. Stayed really bright and shiny.
Woodchipper
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Used Brasso back in 1969 under the direction of SSgt Metz. I wondered if it would work on synthetic blanks. Also the use of the Bee's Wax on wood instead of other finishes.