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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;eddiespin, post: 614341, member: 4920&quot;]That may be the case, the reason for the surface luster-loss. But understand, under your theory as well as mine, the culprit is the same, the long-term exposure to the oil. Whether that can be corrected after a long-term bath by the application of acetone or xylene or whether the damage had already been done by that point as a result of the long-term bath is still really open to question. But I understand your theory, and I think it&#039;s plausible. I&#039;d just caution, however, there may be a point, in terms of bath-time, where the damage to the surface luster becomes irreversible. So, a couple of weeks, probably harmless error. Months, a year? I don&#039;t know I&#039;d want to do that. Just my paranoid opinion, now.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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