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It's a pity what you have done to the case, slapping all kinds of stuff on it, when all it really needed was a moist cloth rub followed by some bridle feed.Originally Posted by kolecho
What are you going to do with the hardware? Leaving them as is? Metal polishing? Replacing?Originally Posted by onix
Can you show me a before and after or what bridle feed can do? Would it have hidden the scuffs as well as what my technique did? If not, I am not sure I would be as interested in it...Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Do you mean it won't look good in an office setting? I am 50/50 on selling it.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
imo, the brass work took away a lot of character.Originally Posted by fritzl
It may depending on the office. If you were the type that thrifted most of your stuff then this would fit right in but I believe you go in crispy, even in SW&D see what I mean?Originally Posted by NORE
keep it.Originally Posted by Azul
I'm just curious what the balance of positive comments to negative comments would have been if Moo weren't the OP.Originally Posted by elgreco
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