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lemon ice New user Memory Alpha on my PADD making 37 Posts 
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I recently dinged the rim of the bottom (saddle) of a "bronzed" copper cup with one of the other cups and there's a spot now where the clear coating is starting to peel. Is there any way to fix this? I'm not worried about the small indentation, I'm just afraid that the clear coating will continue to peel off and be even more obvious and potentially ruin the cup.
"Sometimes magic sounds like tape."
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jay leslie V.I.P. Southern California 9498 Posts
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You should take them to a polishing house, have them strip the old finish, spin them against a wheel to shine them up and have them apply a fresh coat of lacquer.
I don't know of a way to do it, on one cup, in one spot, and have it look good - with good results.
Jay Leslie
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boxjumper Veteran user 362 Posts
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Great advice. Thanks.
BJ |
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lemon ice New user Memory Alpha on my PADD making 37 Posts
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Thank you for the advice, Jay.
"Sometimes magic sounds like tape."
-The Amazing Johnathan |
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