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  1. 04-13-2018, 05:05 PM #1
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    Default Has anybody used Rub and Buff?

    Has anybody had any experience with Rub and Buff gold leaf filler? I saw it used on a brush restore video and it looked awesome. Have any of you guys used it? Emporium made it look fun and easy.
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    I use it a lot. The gold and the silver.
    Works nicely in tang stamps and reliefs/hot-stamps on scales
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    I use it a lot. The gold and the silver.
    Works nicely in tang stamps and reliefs/hot-stamps on scales
    Hmmm. I wonder how it'd work on etchings? Those frosted etches are made of gajillions of little holes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Voidmonster View Post
    Hmmm. I wonder how it'd work on etchings? Those frosted etches are made of gajillions of little holes.
    Works well. Of course it gets in every pit and scratch as well.
    Taping off the etch would do the trick.
    Just hit a junk blade once.

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    It really works well on tang stamps with a blued tang

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Works well. Of course it gets in every pit and scratch as well.
    Taping off the etch would do the trick.
    Just hit a junk blade once.

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    It really works well on tang stamps with a blued tang

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    Oh, VERY cool!

    I'm gonna have to get some of that stuff.
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    Ive used a similar product.

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