Page Threads

Post a new thread

Start a New Thread as Reply as Anonymous (Get credit for your thread)

	Subject:
	Message:
	Quote:
	Tags:
	Category:	General Discussion

Posting...

Note: You can enter up to [REMCHARS] additional characters.
Did you know you can edit the content of this page by clicking EasyEdit?

Showing 2 threads

Started By

Thread Subject

Replies

Last Post

Anonymous

Jewelry Factory

Jul 23 2009, 11:31 PM EDT by Anonymous

Thread started: Jul 23 2009, 11:31 PM EDT Watch

www.jewelrykw.com

Dear Sir:

We know that your company is specialized in jewelry business and now writing to you for the establishment of business relations.

Kingwin Jewelry Co.,Ltd is an experienced jewelry manufacturer and exporter.The main products are sterling silver jewelry setting with CZ stones and semi-precious stones.

Kindly please visit www.jewelrykw.com to get more information about our products.

Should,by chance,your corporation not deal with the import of the goods mentioned above,we should be most grateful if this letter could be forwarded to the correct import corporation.

We hope this offer will be of interest to you and look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best regards.

Terry (Sales Dept.)

Kingwin jewelry Co.,Ltd

Tel: 86 20 6196 8878

Fax:86 20 6196 8877

Email:sales@jewelrykw.com

Web:www.jewelrykw.com

out of found this valuable. Do you find this valuable?

Keyword tags: sterling silver jewelry (edit keyword tags)

Post reply

Anonymous

testing bakelite

Apr 1 2009, 8:01 PM EDT by Anonymous

Thread started: Oct 1 2007, 11:23 AM EDT Watch

Simichrome metal polish works too. Put a little on a q-tip and rub it on the item in question. If it is bakelite it will turn a deep yellow, like a cigerette butt.

1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you find this valuable? Do you?

Keyword tags: None (edit keyword tags)

Post reply

Show Last Reply

Last Reply:
RE: testing bakelite
By: Posted Anonymously, Apr 1 2009, 8:01 PM EDT

"You can also use the Dow bathroom cleaner "Scrubbing Bubbles" the same way as the Simichrome...spray a small bit in the sink and take a Q-tip with a little scrubbing bubbles on it and rub it on the item in question. If it is bakelite it will turn a deep yellow, like a cigerette butt. Scrubbing Bubble is easier to get than simichrome too."

Scrubbing Bubbles and 409 are no longer viable products with which you can test for Bakelite. Try Simichrome, Novus Plastic Polish #2, (not #1 or #3), Wright's or most any other silver creams will also work, depending on their color. Another brand name you can use is Maas. Scrubbing Bubbles and 409 clean all of the dirt off now and you get that yellowish brown color - but it's not because you discovered Bakelite. Its because you discovered DIRT....unless you bought the Scrubbing bubbles 4 or 5 years ago.

1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you find this valuable? Do you?

29th Annual Baltimore Summer Antiques Show	Carver Creek Dry Goods	Carver Creek Dry Goods
The Ottawa Antiques Sale!	Baltimore Summer Antiques Show

Location: Bakelite Jewelry

Page Threads

Start a New Thread as Reply as Anonymous (Get credit for your thread)

Related Content