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http://apps.webcreate.com/ecom/catalog/product_specific.cfm?ClientID=15&ProductID=30301Liberon Iron Paste is
a black graphite paste producing a silver/black look to decorative cast and wrought ironwork in the home. It is specially suited for ornamental ironwork, cast iron grates, surrounds and fire irons.
Reduces the possibility of rusting and does not flake off. This product bakes itself onto the surface, and can also be buffed to a high shine.
Application:Before applying the Iron Paste make sure the surface is clean and free from rust using Liberon Rust Remover.
Apply the Iron Paste sparingly to the whole surface with a brush or cotton cloth. Allow to dry for a minimum of 4 hours before buffing with a brush or cotton cloth.
To obtain a decorative, patinated finish on sculpted or high relief pieces, carefully polish the raised area with a cotton cloth.
Important: Always test product on a spare surface or inconspicuous area for color, compatibility and end result. Do not apply to hot surfaces.
Cleaning and maintenance: Re-apply and buff as necessary. Clean brushes in white spirit.
Related Information: Iron Paste MSDS
que va en consonancia con lo que estás haciendo, no estás haciendo ningún daño al casco, lo protejes y le das mejor apariencia
va en consonancia también con estos consejos (usar pasta portectora de metales, alguna de ellas como la liberon hechas con base de grafito):
http://www.ruble-enterprises.com/restoration.htmNOTE: Currently we are NOT accepting any swords for cleaning or restoration at this time. Please read EASY SWORD CLEANING for do it your self sword cleaning.
We do restoration and cleaning of some swords. If you have a sword that needs cleaning and / or restoration please send a photo and description of the sword. We will determine if we can do the cleaning and restoration and provide an estimate of the cost. There are some types of restoration we will not do. Old swords should look like old swords, not a new sword. Sometimes it is not cost effective to restore a sword because the cost of the restoration may be more than the retail value of the sword.
DO NOT wire brush sword hilts or blades to remove rust or clean.
DO NOT sand sword hilts or blades to remove rust or clean
DO NOT use acid cleaners remove rust
DO NOT use brass polish to clean brass guards and hilts (on old swords)
DO NOT polish sword hilt and blades (this could reduce the value of an old sword)
USE acid free oil (fine gun oil) or acid free wax (see below)
EASY SWORD CLEANING
We have found that waxing sword blades will clean and stop rust from forming. By waxing the blade, oxygen can not get to blade, so any old rust will not continue and new rust will not form. The blade can be handled with little worry about the salt and acid on your hand from forming rust (rust fingerprints). We use JOHNSON PASTE WAX which comes in a yellow can. This wax is acid free and works well on sword blades (and armour). NOTE: DO NOT WAX JAPANESE SWORD BLADES.
MINOR CLEANING: using cloth, rub wax on one area of the blade, then immediately wipe off with a clean cloth. Do this two or more times until wipe off cloth does not show dirt being removed. Wipe a thin coat of wax on the blade and allow it to dry for approximately 2 hours. Hand polish sword blade to a nice shine using soft clothes (towel or old sock working best).
RED RUST REMOVAL: Use a SOTCH-BRITE PAD with a large amount of wax on it and very lightly rub rusted area of fresh rust. Immediately wipe off with clean cloth. Repeat as required and then finish clean sword blade per MINOR CLEANING instructions listed above. NOTE: Do this very lightly with wax so not to scratch the blade. Use this to remove red (fresh) rust and heavy dirt from blade. Do not try to remove old dark rust or pitted areas.
Wax can be easily be remove by using ACETONE. When this is done, you must immediately protect the blade from rust by use of oil.
ya nos dirás cómo te va quedando el trabajo. El método que estás usando es aún menos intrusivo que la cera desde mi punto de vista.
un abrazo.