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Topic	Date	User
How to polish aluminium carabiners	7-Feb-2009 At 2:23:16 PM	stonetroll
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On 6/02/2009 MattF wrote: >The oxide discoloration is significant and is a result of washing the biners >after a month of using them in tonsai. Simple ordinary use won't shift >this discolouration I'm afraid. > > You could try the good-old boy scouts way. Just take all 'binas and any dirty knifes, forks and frying pans down to a sandy river bed. Swish the affore mentioned items through the sloshy sand and water. Give 'em a bit of rub with the sand/water grit mix between your fingers. Rinse and polish useing some improvised cloth ( such as a sock, kneck scarfe or grass leaves ). If the previously tarnished alloy now shines and sparkles you deserve a " carribener polishing badge ".

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