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An obvious conclusion for me is how I finish various metals each one responds best to mostly one product. I have a bag or three of Aussie pennies over the years they used different metals at the mint obvious when I go to polish them, just had an outstanding success used ten products one shone through
I then used a spray laquer to preserve the shine. I used to make numbers of pens in aluminium air guns drilled out the aluminium was powder coated this seems a way to go.

Peter.

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 209998, member: 122"] An obvious conclusion for me is how I finish various metals each one responds best to mostly one product. I have a bag or three of Aussie pennies over the years they used different metals at the mint obvious when I go to polish them, just had an outstanding success used ten products one shone through I then used a spray laquer to preserve the shine. I used to make numbers of pens in aluminium air guns drilled out the aluminium was powder coated this seems a way to go. Peter. [/QUOTE]

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