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Finishing Compound to Remove Tarnish and Clean Stained Glass

finishing compound




Finishing Compound is used to remove tarnish and polish stained glass panels.

It is applied to stained glass after it has been soldered, flux removed, and optional patina applied.

Finishing compound is made from carnauba wax, antioxidants and polishing agents.

Application

  1. Using a soft cloth, spread a thin coat evenly over glass and metal.


  2. Rub lightly along solder lines to insure a bright, even finish.


  3. Let dry to a haze then buff to a shine.



Using finishing compound will add luster and protection to lead, brass, chrome, copper, raw solder and most patina finishes.

Using finishing compound will add to the professional look of your stained glass art work.


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