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<p>[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 12999, member: 78"]Hi Mikey,</p><p> The only way I know is to soak (submerge)it in olive oil for a while perhaps a week or longer. I learned this hint on the coin board. They use it for removing the "greenies" of bronze coins without disturbing the patina on the coins. I used it to remove the green stuff on a large bronze cruifix. It took a week but what a difference. Buy the cheap stuff, do not waste money on the good stuff.</p><p>greg[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 12999, member: 78"]Hi Mikey, The only way I know is to soak (submerge)it in olive oil for a while perhaps a week or longer. I learned this hint on the coin board. They use it for removing the "greenies" of bronze coins without disturbing the patina on the coins. I used it to remove the green stuff on a large bronze cruifix. It took a week but what a difference. Buy the cheap stuff, do not waste money on the good stuff. greg[/QUOTE]
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