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WELL THE NEXT TIME YOU DIG UP A DIRTY ONE SEND IT TO ME AN I WILL SHINE IT UP AND SEND YOU BACK A PICTURE OF IT HA HA HA
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Here the soil conditions are such that I NEVER see a "v"or buffalo that could be cleaned of all the pitting much less the corrosion, I'll give this stuff a try, and eat the crow pie if I have too... But being the eternal skeptic I am... gots to see the results first
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I'll take my last dug buffalo from the fall and try an experiment. I'll take before and after pics and post them here.
Although I find this hard to believe - I'll prove to myself whether it's another 'pile with a smile' or does indeed work.
Bulldozer will be on hand... I'm going to look for that buffalo... and we shall see. maybe I'll pull out a patina encrusted wheatie while I'm at it! <img src="/metal/html/wink.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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Although I find this hard to believe - I'll prove to myself whether it's another 'pile with a smile' or does indeed work.
Bulldozer will be on hand... I'm going to look for that buffalo... and we shall see. maybe I'll pull out a patina encrusted wheatie while I'm at it! <img src="/metal/html/wink.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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Thats the thing if you do have bad soil with pitting and lots of corrosion I dont think it will help but who knows Ive never dug any copper down here that was corroded or pitted well if it was under a pine tree then maybe a little pitting from the acids in the sap HH Frank
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got a corroded brass token soaking in the can see if it will do anything to it