Hey all.
I was wondering: What are the first things you *always* do/try to do when you find a straight?
For me:
a) take 3-4 pictures. Nothing fancy, just both sides open & closed
b) Assess fragility. If it opens/closes and scales arent broken/trashed its ok.
c) Three 5min rounds of hotwater/soap ultrasonic cleaning with scrub between each
d) Make sure it's *absolutely dry* then rub the whole thing down with Boeshield.
Lots of 'if..thens' after that for me. I just got a USB microscope, so think I will add bevel pictures to the list.
What's your defacto restoration workflow?
I was wondering: What are the first things you *always* do/try to do when you find a straight?
For me:
a) take 3-4 pictures. Nothing fancy, just both sides open & closed
b) Assess fragility. If it opens/closes and scales arent broken/trashed its ok.
c) Three 5min rounds of hotwater/soap ultrasonic cleaning with scrub between each
d) Make sure it's *absolutely dry* then rub the whole thing down with Boeshield.
Lots of 'if..thens' after that for me. I just got a USB microscope, so think I will add bevel pictures to the list.
What's your defacto restoration workflow?