Anyone ever use MS-70 "dip" ?

ss350camaro

<< <i>RESTORES CONTAMINATED COINS. WON'T CHANGE THE COLOR OF COINS - REMOVES "PVC" SURFACE CONTAMINATION & TARNISH. ALLOWS THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF THE ORIGINAL LUSTER TO SHOW. BRINGS BACK THE "ORIGINAL" LUSTER. FOR GOLD-SILVER-COPPER-BRASS-BRONZE - NICKEL & CLAD COINS. NO ACID & WILL NOT DISCOLOR COPPER!! GREAT FOR REMOVING THE "HAZE & CLOUDY SPOTS" on PROOF & B.U. Coins. >>



Does this stuff work ?

relayer

I used it on a 1968 DCAM 50c that some haze that I submitted to PCGS so I guess they'll say if it worked or not.

It's not a dip. I just used a little on a q-tip. It was just like doing some restoration work done over at NCS.

ms70

I use Skoal.

ss350camaro

<< <i>It's not a dip. I just used a little on a q-tip. >>



I wasn't really sure of how it would be applied but used the "dip" term more in a generic meaning.


My main concern would be it's actual effects on Copper. From the auction description i quoted it sounds like it
works basically the same as Acetone.


?

ss350camaro

<< <i>I use Skoal. >>



ten years from now when your lip falls off you'll wish you didn't.

Russ

MS70 is soap.

Russ, NCNE

Myqqy

I used it on a 1968 DCAM 50c that some haze that I submitted to PCGS so I guess they'll say if it worked or not.

Did it take away the haze?? Did you have to apply any pressure with the q-tip??

ldhair

It's a soap.
I have had it remove toning on silver coins.
Not saying it will remove all toning but it can change it's color.

relayer

<< <i>Did it take away the haze?? Did you have to apply any pressure with the q-tip?? >>



Yes to both. I thought it cleaned up well.

Detergents are molecules that attract "dirt" molecules and float away in water - just like in the clothes washer, you need detergent, aggitation and water. So you do have to rub it a little with the q-tip and then rinse it off. I use a qtip to dry it so it doesn't leave a spot.