Hello. Does this stuff remove retouching fluid from antique photos?
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I used to use it to remove retouching dye I flubbed from prints & negatives I was retouching, but that was fresh dye. So I'd err on the side of caution & try it very lightly on a corner with a q-tip before going after the rest of the image.
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This tool does an excellent job of removing fine particles from slides and other types of photos. It MIGHT be useful in other places. However, I have never tried it with anything except photography work.
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Any plastic/vinyl restorer leaves a "wet look". That is the way they work. Vinylex is much less wet looking than any other product I have tried. It also fades back to normal more quickly. Really nice for interior trim. Maybe not as long lasting for exterior but the wipes make it easy to apply more often.
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I used paste. It looks awesome, but my guess is it will only come off with a remover product or steam and I doubt it will be rental clean.
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It is not likely to give you what you want. This is a cleaner and a varnish. It does not remove old varnish. I used it in as bedroom with worn varnish. It looks good if you don't look too close. It would not satisfy a perfectionist. My wife loves the result.
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It works as well as with color negatives. What is really important is the negative condition, if is too old or has scratches
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Hi, it does help you remove blemish when you used the proper setting, it is difficult to fix a picture that is taking by a cell phone. With regular camera everything is easy to do. I like using this software.
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I am sorry I can't help you. I used it to remove varnish from a small ornamental box. It worked very well and quickly.
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No, it does not have any affect on the photos. All my photos are still clear and beautiful.Hope this helps.
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No, it's just a make up remover. It's very effective in removing make up and doesn't leave a oily residue.
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Hello, I use this product to clean antique furniture to remove old dust, any ugly patina, and it really leaves the piece clean, in plain wood, beautiful. However, because I use it to remove hard stuff, I use a very thin wire sponge with it. Of course it would remove fingerprints and grease. I use a clean paper towel to remove the excess oil. I like the product so much. Hope this helps.
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It is a relatively gentle cleaner. Goo gone might be a better oily stain remover
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I found using Goof off does a really good job and doesn't damage the cup. You might also try polish remover, too.
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I don't know....The only thing I know absolutely (based on experience) that takes out ink/toner stains--FROM CLOTHING--is aerosol hairspray ( don't laugh! saturate the stain with the spray...and then launder as usual---works like a charm!)I have had more luck with this brand as a CONDITIONER, more than a cleaner...i've had light marks/scuffs that it removed....but I think that was more a reflection of the good quality of the leather....I had a red leather bag some years ago with a pen mark...used COACH cleaner -- daily, gently, for about 2-weeks and that did work....
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I had a shiny #12 brass screw left over from a previous project and dipped the head of it in the bluing liquid for about 20 seconds, and it came out looking like antique brass. I tapped the screw head on a paper towel to get the excess liquid off, then let it sit on the paper towel for a minute or so before wiping it off good. It retained the antique look it had coming out of the liquid. I believe leaving it in the liquid longer or dipping it a second time, etc., would darken it up even more, but it has a nice aged look to it even now; I wish I could post a photo of it for you, but this is about the best I can do.
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No, I made a flawed design and I used polish remover and it worked. You need to scrub it down but it did clear up and painting over it with a new nail color made it look like nothing happened to begin with. You can always just break off that nail and move on to a fresh untouched one if you're not stingy but to answer your question in short, no it won't ruin the product.
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My experience is no for restoring color...unless what is changing the color is mold and grime. It will definitely clean that off.