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<p>[QUOTE="ldhair, post: 2549655, member: 11540"]Glad you posted. You know this stuff.</p><p>The proper ratio is important and you learn that over time.</p><p>You don't use the same ratio for every coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Are you saying that water alone will neutralize a dip and leave the surface stable?</p><p>I'm asking this because I have been using baking soda for this step for the past 30 something years. Is it not needed?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ldhair, post: 2549655, member: 11540"]Glad you posted. You know this stuff. The proper ratio is important and you learn that over time. You don't use the same ratio for every coin. Are you saying that water alone will neutralize a dip and leave the surface stable? I'm asking this because I have been using baking soda for this step for the past 30 something years. Is it not needed?[/QUOTE]
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