Marc Lizer
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
I guess it makes sense, but after "product loss" is this.
Removing Pad Marks
It frequently happens when mouldings are too fresh, or shipped in hot weather that the pressure of the pads upon them takes off the shine. This is very easily remedied by dampening a piece of cheese cloth with a little alcohol, not too wet, and then rubbing the dull spot on the moulding. back and forth until it disappears. Care should be taken not to rub too long on the one place, as it may have a tendency to soften the polish and show the marks of the cheese cloth.
Next chapter: How to Increase Sales . . .
Removing Pad Marks
It frequently happens when mouldings are too fresh, or shipped in hot weather that the pressure of the pads upon them takes off the shine. This is very easily remedied by dampening a piece of cheese cloth with a little alcohol, not too wet, and then rubbing the dull spot on the moulding. back and forth until it disappears. Care should be taken not to rub too long on the one place, as it may have a tendency to soften the polish and show the marks of the cheese cloth.
Next chapter: How to Increase Sales . . .