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    Panzer badge, any good?

    My Panzer badge, not in very good nick, but is it correct? as ever thanks, Paul
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      #3
      Hi Paul.
      Indeed, it is correct and good. However, you need to do something about the zincpest that is present.

      Chet
      Zinc stinks!

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        Pab

        It's a Herman Aurich. Check out the other post current in this section for pics of a few more good ones.
        Eric

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          Originally posted by hi-revr
          It's a Herman Aurich. Check out the other post current in this section for pics of a few more good ones.
          Eric
          Thanks Eric and all off to get the vasiline

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            Originally posted by leibregiment
            Thanks Eric and all off to get the vasiline
            Indeed, it's a good one.

            Although I wouldn't clean any of my badges, what would be the best way to get of the "Zinc Pest" Chet? Cheers.

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              Hi Tom, there have been a few threads on the forum about zink pest and the use of vaseline. I am sure a search will bring them up, which might be useful for you to see as they contain "before and after" photos But basically you coat the badge, leave it on for several hours then dab off the excess. The results are good.


              Cheers, Ade.

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