04-08-2012, 02:11 PM
There was no skill in that one.
Beeswax polish rubbed in with fine wire-wool, or a synthetic equivalent which saves bits getting where it shouldn't, is surprisingly effective. It doesn't so much clean as moves the dirt around which helps to cover scratches &c.
Actually, it's often more time-consuming and difficult saving an old finish than just stripping the whole thing and starting again. I've got a Bush SUG26 awaiting it's turn and that's how that one will get treated.
- Joe
Beeswax polish rubbed in with fine wire-wool, or a synthetic equivalent which saves bits getting where it shouldn't, is surprisingly effective. It doesn't so much clean as moves the dirt around which helps to cover scratches &c.
Actually, it's often more time-consuming and difficult saving an old finish than just stripping the whole thing and starting again. I've got a Bush SUG26 awaiting it's turn and that's how that one will get treated.
- Joe
