Track Cleaning Using Maas Metal Polish?

Anonymous

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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 25, 2005 2:53 AM

ok, thanks :)

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nitroboy

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Posted by nitroboy on Wednesday, July 20, 2005 10:30 PM

What I do is poli***he piece as best as I can with a cloth or q-tips, then I will leave a little on it and put it in my tumbler filled with cotton balls and let it run for a few days. Comes out looking brand new.

Dave Check out my web page www.dmmrailroad.com TCA # 03-55763 & OTTS Member Donate to the Mid-Ohio Marine Foundation at www.momf.org Factory Trained Lionel Service Technician

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Anonymous

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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, July 20, 2005 9:44 PM

what procedure do you use for applying and buffing off the polish?

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nitroboy

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Posted by nitroboy on Friday, July 15, 2005 7:09 PM

I use MAAS metal polish exclusively for all my pre-war polishing duties. I have also used it on Lionel tubular track with excellent results. It does not leave any residue after it has been buffed out, and leaves an excellent shine.

Dave Check out my web page www.dmmrailroad.com TCA # 03-55763 & OTTS Member Donate to the Mid-Ohio Marine Foundation at www.momf.org Factory Trained Lionel Service Technician

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Track Cleaning Using Maas Metal Polish?

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 15, 2005 12:00 PM

Hi all,
The local hardware store recommended Maas Metal Polishing Cream for restoring all metals - silver, copper, tin, stainless etc. However it is not recommended for thinly plated surfaces. Has anyone had experieice using Maas to clean track or any other toy train metals?
Thanks,
Frank

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