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It’s not oxidized too bad but needs a good polish. How would one go about choosing what products to use without scratching the hell out of it? and screwing up inking when I’m done.
Its not even rust, but dis-colored. As if rust were about to start.
i use a fine steel wool and good old elbow greese. Dick G.
Same as Dick but mine was a little more rusted so I used a mouse sander with a very fine grit and made sure I didnt create any dips. A little WD-40 makes great rust remover and takes away blemishes.