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Manual labor, Dremel, copper polish,

Some light buffing compound like headlight polish or a fine cut cleaner for auto finishes.

Now those forgotten feet, does that include forgetting where they are?

OK, screws polished with a Dremel/buffing pad and metal polish. Buttons on feet, knobs scrubbed. Anything else? It's quite the MCM looker and the wife even likes it.

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Well did you remove the faceplate and clean it? I know it was dirty but you said you would do that work. It looks like you got it cleaned up. Were the buttons 'just the thing' as I thought they might be? I don't see all the shiny copper screws on the side but those legs with the high heels are nice. That is a good looking MCM chunk of gear. Fortunately, it was in really nice cosmetic shape with cover and legs and just needed a bit of TLC to bring out the beauty.
 
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