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18th July 2007, 02:13 PM
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Location: Boston, MA
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Edison Price posts--cleaning
How do you clean the unplated copper Edison Price binding posts? I have been using a cleaner based on hydrochloric acid but cannot get any more of it, so I have to find something else that does not leave a residue.
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