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Clean up an old Arnold Toy Windup Jeep

polydactyl · 2020-08-15 18:18:50

Hi all, we recently got a few of my FILs childhood toys from his attic (with his blessing) and I cleaned them gently with a damp cotton bud and water to remove the dirt caked in from playing. I don’t want to damage the paint work or workings so was wondering if there was a safe was to remove say some of the rust from the…

15-08-2020 7:18pm

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Hi all, we recently got a few of my FILs childhood toys from his attic (with his blessing) and I cleaned them gently with a damp cotton bud and water to remove the dirt caked in from playing. I don’t want to damage the paint work or workings so was wondering if there was a safe was to remove say some of the rust from the wheel rims or floor of the jeep?

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