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What’s a good metal polish to use for removing tarnish on nickel / coin finished receiver or side plates?
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I generally use Flitz myself but any good polish such as Simichrome etc. will do the job. All of these are somewhat abrasive so go easy. Jim
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One is build in the early 50's one is from the mid 60's
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Just currious I was told by a reputable gun man that on older SxS's that there was no such thing as a 'coin finish' they look coined because someone polished the faded case colors.
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"NEVER DULL", works better than any other product I've ever tried.
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Plated finishes should not be confused with "coin finished" steel. "Coin finished" is bare steel polished at some level. "Plated", of coures, has a thin layer of some tarnish resistant metal over the steel. Take care not to polish through the layer of plating. Take care not to bring a coin finish to an overly shiny finish. All the materials above work.
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