Not a new problem, but what's anyone's suggestion on sorting out the area where the laquer has been attacked? I read in the Back Room that it's T-cut and a polish, is that the best remedy?
Many thanks for your help.
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See my thread 'Bird Poo Again ' in the Discussion thread. Tread carefully the lacqer is thin and soft in comparison to what it used to be in the good old days!
Machine polish is about the best bet but you need to know what you are doing.
You could always start with something a little bit more abrasive than T cut such as rubbing compound but as I say be careful!!!
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Fullchat
I've altered your tread to thread FC, I assume you meant the latter ! - PU
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Hi fullchat, thanks for your comments; as a newcomer to this forum how do I link to yr previous postings?
Many thanks
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www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?f=2&t=53...3
Bird Poo is in a grey area between Tech and Discussion if you know what I mean. see above for Fullchat's Post from the "other" side of the building. - welcome ot the site by the way and enjoy !
PU - Moderator.
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