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Old 30-10-19, 03:31 AM
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Hello All, 2 Questions if I may.
1. Is the pictured badge OK ?
2. This might make some people shudder, the second question, is there a safe way to clean this badge without destroying it ? (Providing it's a goodun.)

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Old 30-10-19, 08:32 AM
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1. Yes.
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Old 30-10-19, 11:38 AM
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Hi Phil

Im about to hit the sack but will send you some info later on cleaning bullion badges, it has worked for me. talk to you 2morrow.

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Thank you Simon and Phil.

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Hi Phil

Im now home from the RSL Museum and have looked out the cleaning material.

Its a small block of "Chux" Micro Abrasian Scuff Buster. It is block of 8 small blocks of white soft squishy (if that's a word ?) material kind of plastic like, sorry that's the best I can do. You will get it at Coles or Woolies or similar (they are supermarkets for those who don't know).

Just break off a small block, moisten it a bit and use a gentle rubbing action, that's not an aggressive scrubbing action. Less is more !

See how you go and give us all an update.

Good luck mate.

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Old 31-10-19, 09:33 PM
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Thanks very much Phil, will give it a try. First have to get to Coles or Woolies there are none here in Queenstown, but will have a look around the local IGA.

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Phil, if you cant find any I can always post you sample off my block.

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Thanks Phil, It shouldn't be too hard to find, I'm travelling to Hobart today, so I am sure to get some down there. Thanks for the thought mate.

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