blue.kimchi SG hi guys,Recently I shifted house and i decided to take out my ceremonial sword to put in the living room to display. To my horror, the gold plating on the hilt has some greenish patch on it which i assumed is due to oxidation. I tried to call D&G marketing but their listed number is not working, so I am hoping any kind souls here can suggest how can i go about restoring the sword to its former glory? Thank you :)
the Bear SG use autosol lah cannot.. it's the gold-plating flaking off...if use autosol, the rest of the gold-plating flake off showing the inside..hmmm.. only outside nice to see, inside is 破铜烂铁
sbst275 SG cannot.. it's the gold-plating flaking off...if use autosol, the rest of the gold-plating flake off showing the inside..hmmm.. only outside nice to see, inside is 破铜烂铁 ah... I see
JLennon SG cannot.. it's the gold-plating flaking off...if use autosol, the rest of the gold-plating flake off showing the inside..hmmm.. only outside nice to see, inside is 破铜烂铁 You typing in Chinese is a rare sight dude!
the Bear SG hey.. when are you back in Singapore?i've been trying my hand at chinese for the past few months.. made a few howlers along the way
martin_lim85 SG cannot.. it's the gold-plating flaking off...if use autosol, the rest of the gold-plating flake off showing the inside..hmmm.. only outside nice to see, inside is 破铜烂铁who knows, u flip the sword other side. u may find "Made In China"
Rednano SG hi guys,Recently I shifted house and i decided to take out my ceremonial sword to put in the living room to display. To my horror, the gold plating on the hilt has some greenish patch on it which i assumed is due to oxidation. I tried to call D&G marketing but their listed number is not working, so I am hoping any kind souls here can suggest how can i go about restoring the sword to its former glory? Thank you :) use baking soda/vinegar ? an alternative to autosol is brasso...
