Thanks for the info!! I wont use it on the horn for sure now!gramophoneshane wrote:I just read through Scotts product website, and in both the "Caution" and "Do Not Use On" sections, it states not to use liquid gold on painted surfaces.
Probably best you stop using it on your Victor.
If it were me, I'd even wash the horn down with vinegar, which is what they recommend to remove their chemical concoction, and use a good quality car wax, or even bees wax, to give your horn a lasting shine
Gold Tone Polishing on an HMV 88z
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Re: Gold Tone Polishing on an HMV 88z
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