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I bought yesterday at a flea market a pretty rare small singer embossed tin sign from 1931, it's pretty damaged but I got it for only 25 €, do you think it's possible to clean the rust off or is it too far ? the bottom of the sign is good to me but it's the top I'm concerned about




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leave it, the Patina is perfect.


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You don't want to play around very much with a painted sign. Nothing wrong with the way this one presents.


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ok thanks I think it will stay like that with this patina


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