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Remove Scratches From A Parker Duofold Cloisonne


TKL

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Hello all

 

Need your advise for remove scratches from a Cloisonne. The pen has very slight scratches on the yellow barrel and the black parts. I want to restore the pen a litlle bit for the sale, what should I use and what? Thanks for the help

 

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on the yellow parts the scratches are not really visible but only in a certain light. Black part is obvisious. I know it is perhaps not that wors, but it makes more happy if I can make restore it a litlle bit. Hope the pictures help

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Hi TKL,

Sanding with 1000 grit sanding paper and polishing afterwards using "micro gloss" polishing paste ( or similar)will remove the scratches completely.

Wishing you success !

Francis

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When you sand, use wet or dry paper, and keep it wet. Wrap the sandpaper around the end and turn the end instead of sanding in a straight line. This will help you to avoid sanding a flat spot into the plastic. It would be a good idea to mask the trim with tape so that you don't damage the finish and take off the gold plating.

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