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Knob Help required!!
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I have a lovely brass door knob and knocker, or so I thought. Have been at them with the Brasso and nothing! they seem to be coated in a protective coating, if that is the case why are they looking jaded. Do I need a new knob?
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Well that caught my attention : )
If you look after your knob, it will last you a lifetime like mine has : )
They are usually sprayed/coated with a lacquer .. acrylic or poly .. they get tarnished under the lacquer layer.
To get this off without scratching, you will need to scrub/wipe off with some Standard Thinners .. like bodyshops use.
You could try nail varnish remover too, but it's not so effective.
When cleaned off, you can polish.
If you look after your knob, it will last you a lifetime like mine has : )
They are usually sprayed/coated with a lacquer .. acrylic or poly .. they get tarnished under the lacquer layer.
To get this off without scratching, you will need to scrub/wipe off with some Standard Thinners .. like bodyshops use.
You could try nail varnish remover too, but it's not so effective.
When cleaned off, you can polish.
Oh no, it's not on the street that would be too common, I have a grand entrance hall (sort of atrium) so it is hard to see why my knob has become so discoloured, I see you are all too delicate to address my knocker issue, so I can see the only solution is a master craftsman or of course new accoutrements.
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