Ctreanor13
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Apologies if this is the wrong section..
Evening guys,
At work were currently refurbishing some antique lights for a dudes castle. The last (of 15) one is causing some difficulties. The majority of the parts of this chandelier were put through our ceramic bowl polisher and came up top. One section however had to be repaired (the lads soldered it to minimize the heat input) and it has dulled the finish. Is there anything that the pieces can be soaked or submerged in to try give it a similar finish to the others? Afraid to put it through the vibrating bowl as we fear it will further break (already some hairline cracks)

Evening guys,
At work were currently refurbishing some antique lights for a dudes castle. The last (of 15) one is causing some difficulties. The majority of the parts of this chandelier were put through our ceramic bowl polisher and came up top. One section however had to be repaired (the lads soldered it to minimize the heat input) and it has dulled the finish. Is there anything that the pieces can be soaked or submerged in to try give it a similar finish to the others? Afraid to put it through the vibrating bowl as we fear it will further break (already some hairline cracks)




