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How To Clean The Face Of An Antique Clock. For any irritating, stubborn marks on the glass covering the clock’s face using cotton wool lightly dampened with a mild detergent is best. These old clocks are magnets for dust and its surprising how much can find its way through small cracks and into the movement. Cleaning a painted clock face is not difficult, but it does require some care. Clean the silver dial with a process of wet and dry sanding. What works on one, will ruin the next! Be sure to get into all the nooks and crannies. The first stage is to remove the distressed old finish and the damaged silver. There is no general rule on cleaning or polishing, that works on all metal dials. Winterthur museum curators examine the most appropriate method to clean a historic clock dial. Below we will show you how to get your clock face to beautiful condition again. Antique clocks are usually passed down to from generations to generations and the clock case becomes tired or damaged over. I suggest periodically removing the hood on antique grandfather clocks and hoovering the inside. First, use a soft cloth to dust the face of the clock.

For any irritating, stubborn marks on the glass covering the clock’s face using cotton wool lightly dampened with a mild detergent is best. Clean the silver dial with a process of wet and dry sanding. Cleaning a painted clock face is not difficult, but it does require some care. I suggest periodically removing the hood on antique grandfather clocks and hoovering the inside. Winterthur museum curators examine the most appropriate method to clean a historic clock dial. Be sure to get into all the nooks and crannies. The first stage is to remove the distressed old finish and the damaged silver. What works on one, will ruin the next! Antique clocks are usually passed down to from generations to generations and the clock case becomes tired or damaged over. First, use a soft cloth to dust the face of the clock.

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How To Clean The Face Of An Antique Clock Clean the silver dial with a process of wet and dry sanding. What works on one, will ruin the next! I suggest periodically removing the hood on antique grandfather clocks and hoovering the inside. For any irritating, stubborn marks on the glass covering the clock’s face using cotton wool lightly dampened with a mild detergent is best. Be sure to get into all the nooks and crannies. Winterthur museum curators examine the most appropriate method to clean a historic clock dial. Antique clocks are usually passed down to from generations to generations and the clock case becomes tired or damaged over. These old clocks are magnets for dust and its surprising how much can find its way through small cracks and into the movement. Clean the silver dial with a process of wet and dry sanding. Cleaning a painted clock face is not difficult, but it does require some care. There is no general rule on cleaning or polishing, that works on all metal dials. The first stage is to remove the distressed old finish and the damaged silver. First, use a soft cloth to dust the face of the clock. Below we will show you how to get your clock face to beautiful condition again.