Is it safe to use brasso on the played? like actually on the playfield? i thought i saw a post the other day saying to was someones secret for a great deep clean ? did i dream it or is it a good idea?
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Brasso?
- Thread starter The seeker
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Never heard of brass on the play field. I wouldn’t bother it will leave creamy **** in any recess
I use Brasso to clean my playfields, many years ago Bob Thomson told me to use it and I’ve done so ever since.
Of course he could have been joking......
But it's not abrasive, it gets rid of the dirt and as long as you don’t put too much on in the first place (a tin lasts for ages) and polish it out then no residue is left and you’re left with a nice and shiny playfield!
Of course he could have been joking......
But it's not abrasive, it gets rid of the dirt and as long as you don’t put too much on in the first place (a tin lasts for ages) and polish it out then no residue is left and you’re left with a nice and shiny playfield!
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Used mill wax as i had a bottle and wasn't brave enough to use brasso ... new time, FML mind the ball is now super fast!! until shiny taking a diamond plate from black to white again!!!
Brasso - Wikipedia
It's about as abrasive as magic eraser pads, or novus 2 but it also contains bleaching agents.
