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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 559377, member: 4552&quot;]The Xylene and/or Acetone should not leave a residue or film. You may have allowed that stuff to evaporate and whatever it disolved from the coin remained on the coin after the evaporation. Also, remember that when using such products to always use glass and clean glass. Those types of substances disolve materials in or on metals and plastics so you may have actually contaminated the solution depending on what you used. </p><p>There have been many posts here about the usage of those products. There is that search thing at the top and if you type in Acetone or Xylene, you may find lots and lots of info on them. </p><p>I&#039;ve tried almost everything possible on a coin at one time or other. You reminded me of one I missed in the past. Brake Cleaner. Got to try that one. </p><p>PS. Cloudsweeper99. Great info from OSHA and not to knock the info but I doubt 99.99999 % of the members here understand that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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