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Martin Abend Member Posts: 878 |
posted 10 February 2000 03:00 AM
So, What do you use to make it shine again? Martin ------------------ |
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Steve Hinson Member Posts: 1837 |
posted 10 February 2000 05:51 AM
Pledge furniture polish-it's lemony-fresh! |
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Jack Stoner Sysop Posts: 8119 |
posted 10 February 2000 06:05 AM
I've got some commercial teflon auto polish/protectant - the stuff the dealer's aftermarket types apply to cars. It works great for everything on the guitar - aluminum, mica, etc. (Also the slick surface makes my speed pickin faster |
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Mark Herrick Member Posts: 1154 |
posted 10 February 2000 10:05 AM
Try a product called Kleenmaster Brillianize. “Anti-static cleaner and polish for plastics and shining surfaces.” I pick it up at a place that sells plexiglas, etc. There is a phone # on the bottle, 800-445-9344, to call for the nearest distributor. Works great for me. |
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Richard Sinkler Member Posts: 2896 |
posted 10 February 2000 11:48 AM
Brillianize is a great product. Used to use it when I was building store displays out of acrylic. Never thought to use it on formica. I'll have to pick some up. ------------------ |
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Randy Reimer Member Posts: 876 |
posted 10 February 2000 12:38 PM
Wayyyy back in the ol' days we used to use floor wax to polish the formica tables at work - that way when you were nailing someone with the queen of spades, you could really slide that sucker!  ------------------ [This message was edited by Randy Reimer on 10 February 2000 at 12:38 PM.] |
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Robert Parent Member Posts: 640 |
posted 10 February 2000 01:35 PM
Martin Guitar Polish.... If it's good enough for a Martin , it's good enough for my Zum. |
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Slim Lattimer Member Posts: 194 |
posted 10 February 2000 11:52 PM
I recommend "COUNTERTOP MAJIC". It is a very good product that cleans Formica well and it leaves a luster finish. Individual spray cans are available in many hardware stores, home improvement centers and Formica distributors. [This message was edited by Slim Lattimer on 10 February 2000 at 11:53 PM.] |
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Wayne Smith Member Posts: 359 |
posted 11 February 2000 03:46 PM
I use Flitz on both the Aluminum and formica of my Steel. If you have light scratches, it will take it out of the formica. You can get it at Some Ace Hardware stores and some gun shops also carry it. The Rev |
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