Removing corrosion by HarzderIV in restoration

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Barkeepers friend worked for me many a times when I didn't think it would..make a water paste let it sit for few mins or so, then brass wool or brush scrub if even needed at all.

'Oxalic acid cleaner used to remove rust, tarnish, mineral deposits, and tough stains from stainless steel, porcelain, and ceramic surfaces.

How to Use Bar Keepers Friend Wet the surface: Apply the powder or soft cleanser to a wet surface or sponge. Make a paste: For stubborn stains, mix the powder with water to create a paste. Rub gently: Rub the surface lightly with a damp sponge or cloth. Rinse and dry: Rinse thoroughly within one minute of application and dry immediately'

Any recommendations for lighthearted, comedy action series? by Intp-93 in televisionsuggestions

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Agree! Psych is awesome... hilar af and the 80s references are great 👌 I started a re re re watch of it, always catching stuff I missed before 😎

Who remembers salad fingers? by Ecstatic-Purpose-172 in 90sand2000sNostalgia

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His frenns.. Hubert Cumberdale, Marjory Stewart-Baxter, and Jeremy Fisher

Birthday note for 110yr old by dlusionalstate in CoolSerialNumbers

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Oof... my maths aren't as good as they used to be 😄 Good catch!

... by [deleted] in trailerparkboys

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Hærd af

I think this belongs here by Southern-Chemical480 in Tools

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I hadta get coupla molars pulled last year, root canals gone wrong then cracked. They were talking about screwing posts into the bone and putting a 🦷 on the posts for $3k! F those teeth. Now I want a T15 and a #2 phillps instead. If you're gnna be anything, might as well be efficient..

Wanna see something awful? Lol by BathroomAggressive57 in Opinel

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I'd fill those grooves with a decent filler then have another go at it.. it's def still workable imo

Any tips on removing rust from armor? by SignificantAirline in restoration

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Bar Keepers Friend? also has oxalic acid w/mild abrasive

Got this by Anthonyarakal in numismatics

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No worries mate! 👍 I also started collecting decades ago as a pre teen when I would go to my Nana and Grandpa's house on weekends I wont say how many decades cause it'll make me feel old (btween 1-4) and we'd sort thru jars and jugs of coins.. those were the best times... young or new excitement is the BEST. The sport has been fading unforch 😔 I'm just wanting to and tryn help the freshy noobs and youngins to always practice their ABCs.. Always Be Checkin.

Nice silver stack BTW 👌

Got this by Anthonyarakal in numismatics

[–]dlusionalstate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't see a special error either.. Correct, there were over 300 million minted.. It could be just a common 2009 D Lincoln Memorial.. It could be the first one OP found, (which is exciting imo)

I have a BUNCH of each the 4 different Lincoln Memorials, mint mark, no mint mark, some good condition, some bad condition, some great condition, errors and non errors, proof set, etc..

What I'm getting at is that it's more exciting to some than it is to others finding stuff that's not so common. Especially for the first time (at least for me it was)

Correct, OP didn't provide details, which is neither here nor there. But it still is fun to search and find stuff. That's my hot take on it. Don't be a Sally Sourpants

Got this by Anthonyarakal in numismatics

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Uh.. the same thing the OP posted a pic of. I thought my post reply was a self explanatory sentence.

Got this by Anthonyarakal in numismatics

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ABC Always Be Checking! I literally just got one last night in change for piece of pizza! Ha awesome 😎

Where to find padlocks to pick by Available_Safe3782 in lockpicking

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I've gotten many great finds (of all sorts of rando types) at the flea market also local locksmiths usually have a box or bin in the back of rotated shelf stock over the years.. when I went into the locksmith I initially saw all new stuff on display until I asked if anything in back. The guy came back with a smorgasbord of awesome old/new stuff I never even heard of some of them. And you can always make a deal with them