(a selection of post cleaning photos) , overall by removing 15+ years of settled dust from the boats surface with soft brushes, musuem vac and smoke sponges, the vibrant colour of the oak log boat was revealed, and has allowed better visibility for cut marks
@SamaHyde @Paulatics The commercial polishes but it will give a polish that is very mild and minimal abrasive which will reduce damage to your worn plating
You than just wipe off paste with damo cloth .
(also old t shirts work well as the polishing rags for this)
Hope that helps
@SamaHyde @Paulatics But if you are going tobdo any further polishing id recommend you do not use commercial silver polish as they can be aggressive on plate
Instead use a paste made from ground chalk and drop of warm water on cloth . Rub the paste in circular motion, it will take longer than 4/
So a quick Google has found these chairs sell for around £90 each. I honestly can't understand why they were not resold, given to another department or donated. The university has told us due to covid we have less for Reaserch allowance, yet they are throwing away 💷💷 😢
If you know any Roman archaeology students or recent graduates spread the word!! They have extended the deadline to the 21st of January, conference date is February 25th.