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mayfair70

Lifer
Sep 14, 2015
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Tyler-

You do very good work, those look wonderful. I have yet to undertake ANY restoration, aside from basic cleaning. Though, I took a lighter to my Mayfair stem and it blackened the oxidation sufficiently to look much newer. You have inspired me to work the rest of my oxidized stems. I have fills to blend/hide on one pipe, rim char to deal with on two pipes, stem bite marks to smooth on a few, and severe bowl-rim chips to rework on my latest PAD. I'll post before/after pics when I complete my tasks. You seem to be a natural, keep it up and keep us posted. :)

 

blackbeard

Part of the Furniture Now
Sep 13, 2015
706
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That is just magic eraser, scotch brite pad, knife, cotton t-shirt, paper towels, isopropyl, cleaners, and paper towels.....nothing else. Wait until I get equipment...I have the patience for this. Thanks for the compliments.

 
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