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Cleaning Brass Stiffel Lamps |
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I have a pair of Stiffel brass lamps that are in desperate need of cleaning. I'd like either a good commercial brand of brass cleaner or, better yet, a homemade brass cleaner.
Carol from Anderson, IN
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RE: Cleaning Brass Stiffel Lamps
The brasso the military uses is the best thing I have ever seen for brass. All buckles and buttons on uniform are brass and have to shine. A little goes a long way so well worth the cost of buying
RE: Cleaning Brass Stiffel Lamps
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Post By Cay Cooke (Guest Post)
(07/18/2006)
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Are they antique--or nearly so? If so, don't clean until you contact a reputable furniture restorer or look one up on the Internet. Realize that patina is an important asset.
RE: Cleaning Brass Stiffel Lamps
You can make a mixture of ketchup and vinegar and spread it on with a clean cloth. Use 50% ketchup and 50% vinegar. Buff with a towel.
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