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Substitute for cyanide as tarnish remover?
Hi
We use a weak cyanide solution to remove tarnish from brass or copper plated medallions before oxidizing and buffing on linen wheels.
Is there a substitute for cyanide that might work?
Thanks.
- Harwood Hts Illinois
1999
Ken- A stabilized hydrogen peroxide bath works great as a tarnish remover.
Dan Brewerchemical process supplier - Gurnee, Illinois
1999
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