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Old 25th July 2014, 11:05 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by A. G. Maisey
But jokes aside, with any gold on blades, especially the sort gold we find on keris blades, it is best to be super cautious. It can sometimes be a good idea to clean mechanically first, then follow up with very selective and cautious brushing of the acidic medium.

Another way to tackle the problem of cleaning gold ornamented blades is to paint over the gold with nail polish, but this is not recommended unless the gold does look to be pretty secure. The polish comes off easily enough with acetone.
Yes, I agree with you. I have cleaned once a blade with gold by brushing the blade carefully with fresh opened lemons which I have bought in an asia shop.

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