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Re: Experimenting with Brasso (tm)
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lugnet.general
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Date:
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Tue, 21 Dec 1999 15:50:44 GMT
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rsanders@gate/spamcake/.net
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craig hamilton wrote:
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> ~ quit yer winnin' soldier! this WAR! _war_ against the pre-printed goofy
> faces that limit our building options! ;-)>
> if you thought the mc-d's slopes were tough, try doing this to a dozen
> aqua slopes from rock raiders. these textured slopes are even tougher to
> remove printing from! it took me several evenings of rubbing away while the
> tv was on, but in the end, i have smooth, blank 2x2 aqua slopes. brasso
> will also remove the texture in the process, but the finished surface is
> evenly smooth.
> brasso also works well to clean dingy old pieces with worn in stains. be
> sure to rinse off, and dry your pieces when you're done.
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> later ~ craig~
OK, so exactly what is Brasso composed of ? Is it a mild abrasive ? If
so, then perhaps toothpaste would work as well.
Ray (who has not begun to scrub parts)
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| (...) brasso consists of a very fine abrasive in an oil suspention. it is not a chemical solvent at all. toothpaste is a much softer abrasive, and would take weeks of constant rubbing to remove paint, and using a brush would be too abrasive, (...) (24 years ago, 21-Dec-99, to lugnet.general)
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| (...) ~ quit yer winnin' soldier! this WAR! _war_ against the pre-printed goofy faces that limit our building options! ;-)> if you thought the mc-d's slopes were tough, try doing this to a dozen aqua slopes from rock raiders. these textured slopes (...) (24 years ago, 21-Dec-99, to lugnet.general)
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