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<p>[QUOTE="blooey, post: 3042533, member: 12007"]Could those spots just be dirt? One would think if there was any degradation, the gilding rather than the enamel would be first to suffer ..if it were mine I would try cleaning it very gingerly, possible finding some of the same spots if possible in the hair and going at it with a q-tip ..start with dish soap and then solvents if that doesn't do it. Enamels will not be affected, they are glass after all.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="blooey, post: 3042533, member: 12007"]Could those spots just be dirt? One would think if there was any degradation, the gilding rather than the enamel would be first to suffer ..if it were mine I would try cleaning it very gingerly, possible finding some of the same spots if possible in the hair and going at it with a q-tip ..start with dish soap and then solvents if that doesn't do it. Enamels will not be affected, they are glass after all.[/QUOTE]
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