fabulous brass tarnish remover

JIMRPT@AOL.COM JIMRPT@AOL.COM
Wed, 26 Jan 2000 15:11:09 EST


In a message dated 1/26/2000 1:57:15 PM, Mark P. wrote:

<<Pour 1 gallon warm water into the pail for your mixture, along with all
16 oz of chromic acid and HALF (2 oz.) of the Sodium  Bisulfate (you
can't purchase less than 4oz....).  Mix well and you are done. 

To use, after stripping off finish from brass and wiping off residue,
place hardware in nylon bag  (or hang from a wire, etc..) and fully
immerse into mixture for 15 seconds (30 sec. max).  If you wait longer
than 2 minutes your brass will be smaller!  Rinse well with water.  Very
quick buff; done.>>

Mark;
 Thanks for this recipe :-)
 I just ordered my stuff thingees from a local Science lab store. While 
talking with a chemist there he suggested adding a third bucket filled with 
warm water and sodium bicarbonate to netraulize any unwashed acid solution 
that might be missed by water alone..............I'll let ya know what luck I 
have...and thanks again for the recipe.
 Jim Bryant (FL)



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