Scratch Marks on French Polish
Dear Aunt Daisy, The following is a good method for removing scratches and bruise-marks. | which show up a whitish shade on french | polish. Rub the place over with kerosene on a soft cloth, using plenty of weight; kerosene will not damage the rest of | the polish. Rub off as dry as possible with a dry cloth, and immediately polish | over with any good wax polish. This | should remove 90 per cent of the mark | This is used in the furniture trade on
renovation work.
Levin.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 730, 10 July 1953, Page 23
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90Scratch Marks on French Polish New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 730, 10 July 1953, Page 23
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