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Old 9th February 2019, 11:46 PM   #1
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I would not advise you to be an even minimally aggressive “ restorer”. Gently remove any active rust, do not remove any patination, oil it and... that’s it.

First, any active restoration will inevitably remove any historical value of the Ram Dao, but what is really important is the second: do not mess with Goddesses who ride lions, bite off their tongues , have 8 arms each holding a weapon and require fresh blood. Female characters may be overemotional. If you are married, you might know what I mean.
Okay, how would I know if the rust is active and go about removing it. Also, what kind of oil should I use? I have mineral oil and soft cloths I use for my flyssas. Can that work?

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Old 10th February 2019, 07:03 AM   #2
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Okay, how would I know if the rust is active and go about removing it.
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every rust is active: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrosion Red rust is more fast active as black rust, that's the only different.

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