ivory

[tufcntry]

hey i can a bag full og ivory's and i need somethin to do with them, and what is the best way to clean them up. any good idea's

 

[UGAhunter]

A jeweler I know says to never boil them.

I have cleaned them up with a knife the best I could, and then pack them around in my pocket for a few months. That will get them nice and shiny.

 

[DallanC]

Find someone that reloads and owns a tumber. Tumble them with walnut media and it will clean'em up good. If you want a good polish after the cleaning, run them for a bit with corn cob media.

Walnut is for cleaning, cob for polish.

 

[slamdunk]

Yep, dallen is right, use a tumbler.
Also, if you want the gold to come out even more, let them sit buried in used, wet coffee grounds for a few days






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[CDclub]

>hey i can a bag full
>og ivory's and i need
>somethin to do with them,
>and what is the best
>way to clean them up.
>any good idea's


Actually I've been looking for a good moneyclip design for an ivory or two. Would anyone know of a good silversmith in the Provo/SLC area?