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Latest post 02-26-2010 10:10 AM by Peter. 2 replies.
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  • 02-26-2010 7:18 AM

    Tarnished beolit 1000 buttons

    Hello Comrades

    I have a lovely beolit 1000 radio with oak covers, in excellent condition......

    The alloy (?) buttons  however are quite tarnished and I appear unable to make much progress on cleaning them up. I have tried 'silvo', methylated spirits and 'metal polish' and nothing really brought them up to clean looking. The metal polish probably did the best job- under bright light they look clean, but then in normal light conditions they look quite tarnished again.

    Any advice? Someone out there must have had a similar problem?

    I even asked Lee.. but he has a perfect example of a beolit (as if he'd have anything else  Stick out tongue     ). He did suggest a jewellery cleaning cloth, but thought I'd check with other beolit owners first. I gather the alloy buttons do tarnish over time?

     

    Regards

    David Coyne

     

     

     

    BV8-40, BC6-26, BC2, Beolab 9's, Beogram 7000, Beogram 9500, Beoport, Beotalk 1200, Beocom 6000, Beolit 1000, 800, 700, 600, 400

  • 02-26-2010 9:01 AM In reply to

    Re: Tarnished beolit 1000 buttons

    David,

    I do not have a Beolit to try...

    As you questioned -Can anyone tell us what the buttons/knobs are? Are they solid or plated or???

    I have used NEVR-DULL with great success in situations like this, but until we know the makeup of the material, I wouldn't be too aggressive.

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  • 02-26-2010 10:10 AM In reply to

    Re: Tarnished beolit 1000 buttons

    I suppose the ones on mine are a little dull but I regard this as normal patina.


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