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Thread Number: 2198
Cleaning Black Bakelite (sp) |
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Post# 67908 5/24/2005 at 05:38 (6,910 days old) by chachp  (North Little Rock, AR) |
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| Post# 67914 , Reply# 1 5/24/2005 at 06:33 (6,910 days old) by CHRISTFR (st louis mo) | ||
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Post# 67959 , Reply# 3 5/24/2005 at 12:08 (6,910 days old) by Jetcone (Schenectady-Home of Calrods,Monitor Tops,Toroid Transformers) |
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Hi ALL
I had no idea there were C-master brewers here, I use my C-50 but I have never used my glass behive. I don't like the cloth filter system, I never thought that the Silex glass rod would fit the coffeemaster! What a concept!!!! Will try that this weekend! The best thing to bring back bakelite is buffing with a high speed buffer no faster than 2000RPM ( or you will over heat and burn the bakelite) and a clean buffing cloth made out of cotton. NO COMPOUNDS just the cloth, thats what they did at the factory. If you have a Dremel tool they have cotton buffs that let you get into all the crevices. Jet | ||
| Post# 67983 , Reply# 4 5/24/2005 at 14:43 (6,910 days old) by kevinpreston3 () | ||
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The pleasures of breakfast.... Here is my C50, plus a rare 1939 Manning Bowman Twin-O-Matic waffle iron! 
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| Post# 67994 , Reply# 5 5/24/2005 at 15:15 (6,910 days old) by retromom () | ||
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Super chrome appliances! Way kewl Kevin! How does that waffle iron work? Can we peek inside? | ||
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Post# 67995 , Reply# 6 5/24/2005 at 15:17 (6,910 days old) by PeteK (Ontari ari ari O ) |
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Post# 67997 , Reply# 7 5/24/2005 at 15:20 (6,910 days old) by PeteK (Ontari ari ari O ) |
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| Post# 68040 , Reply# 8 5/24/2005 at 20:16 (6,910 days old) by kenmore1978 () | ||
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Dull Bakelite Other things to try might be Jubilee, and car interior protectants like Armor All, Mother's, and Son of A Gun. | ||
| Post# 68048 , Reply# 9 5/24/2005 at 21:21 (6,910 days old) by kevinpreston3 () | ||
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Ask and ye shall receive.... For those who love waffle irons 
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Post# 68095 , Reply# 10 5/25/2005 at 04:38 (6,909 days old) by chachp (North Little Rock, AR) |
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I love that Joe too!!!
Hey All, Thanks for the replies. It seems like a light buffing may be the way to go. I'm going to check out the cotton buffers for my drill or maybe a Dremel. I've looked at them on line and it seems like a useful tool. The C50 is great. I have been using a C20 with the cloth filters and it really does make great coffee. I never thought I'd put my Bunn coffeemaker aside, but I have. The C50 also makes great coffee. I am experimenting with and without a paper filter in between the two discs. Ralph | ||
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