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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1507386, member: 66&quot;]All I can say is that I&#039;ve used it and I am satisfied with it.&nbsp; I still have a partial bottle of CARE left (This is old stuff that has been off the market for decades) and a hoard of six bottles of Blue Ribbon.&nbsp; The real trick is to not put too much on and leave the coin looking oily.&nbsp; Copper seems to attract it&#039;s own film of oil&nbsp; and if you use acetone on it it often leaves it with a dry dull look.&nbsp; The Blue ribbon provides a thin protective film of oil with a known composition.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I would try to avoid using it on MS copper or red copper and beginners can be too vigorous with the brushing.&nbsp; This should be avoided.</p><p><br /></p><p>I actually use two brushes.&nbsp; One which is well used for applying the blue ribbon and one for removal of excess which is seldom used.&nbsp; Usually the applicator brush has enough BR in it that all the coin needs is a light brush and it picks up enough oil from the brush to do the job.&nbsp; If the brush has become to dry I wash and dry my hands, open the bottle, put my finger over the opening. turn the bottle over and then back up right.&nbsp; This leaves a layer of BR on my finger and I dry that off with the applicator brush.&nbsp; That is enough to recharge my used brush.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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