Does anyone have any surefire way of cleaning a brass mandrel? Not to over polish just clean!
Thanks Eric
Cleaning technique for brass mandrel
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Re: Cleaning technique for brass mandrel
Never cleaned a brass mandrel, but I use ammonia and a tooth brush for cleaning metal plating on reproducers, ect and it works extremely well so try some ammonia.
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Re: Cleaning technique for brass mandrel
A paste of vinegar and salt is also good for basic brass cleaning.
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Re: Cleaning technique for brass mandrel
I have very good results with lemon juice and salt. Squeeze 6 lemons and dissolve a dessert spoon of salt. Filter the mix and use it with a a sponge or rag soaked and rub gently the piece.