RE: Cleaning Tube Pins

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In Reply to: Cleaning Tube Pins posted by 33dot33rpm on May 25, 2024 at 08:58:19:

Interesting...more than one way to skin a cat.

I like using a fiberglass medium scratch pen brush - like the ones they use for computer circuit boards or to remove scratch marks from fine jewelry.

The pen leaves no residue (That sandpaper does) but be careful that the brush bristles do not find their way onto your skin.

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Topic - Cleaning Tube Pins - 33dot33rpm 08:58:19 05/25/24 (6)

Careful with the tooth paste - Victor Khomenko 15:17:37 05/28/24 (0)

RE: Cleaning Tube Pins followup - 33dot33rpm 09:03:18 05/28/24 (0)

RE: Cleaning Tube Pins - MP62 21:37:54 05/26/24 (0)

RE: Cleaning Tube Pins - 6bq5 10:28:47 05/26/24 (0)

RE: Cleaning Tube Pins - Jim McShane 08:56:10 05/26/24 (0)

I am going to brush up on that. I was using fine wet/sand paper in the dry mode. Thanks. nt - alaskahiatt 21:29:25 05/25/24 (0)

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RE: Cleaning Tube Pins - MP62 21:37:54 05/26/24 (0)

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