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MMD Archives January 1997 1997.01.24 09 Prev  Next Re: Restoring Metal Nameplates By Brian Forster Hi Mark. I'm no expert, but from your description it sounds like a similar problem I have had with tin music box disc's. I believe the original lettering was done with a form of "Black Japan," which is a type of paint. I did some experimenting but came to the conclusion that it's best left as is. I, too, used metal polish with reasonable success. I don't know if you can get it out your way, but the best to use I found was "DURAGLIT." It is a wadding type polish; also "AMWAY" paste is not bad. Hope this helps. Cheers Brian Forster (Message sent Fri 24 Jan 1997, 09:23:26 GMT, from time zone GMT+1100.) Key Words in Subject:  Metal, Nameplates, Restoring

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