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Agno3
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Username: Agno3

Post Number: 17
Registered: 07-2007

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Posted on Thursday, February 25, 2010 - 07:59 am:   

The only issue I have with shoe polish is that it will rub off onto your hands. After all, it is a wax. Shoe dyes work well, but you'll have to test it on the AE-1 since that covering is synthetic.

As for the chrome, I have used Hoppes No 9 powder solvent with great success. (It's a gun cleaner) It leaves no residue in the engravings and removes even stubborn grime with a Q-tip and some elbow grease.

Q-tips are what I use to remove the dust on the edges of the leather as well. No solvent, just a touch of moisture.

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