Marblack
The Black Marble Stain

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Mervyn Passmore 2008

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Marblack
    Black Marble clocks
        Removing French movements
        Cleaning the case
        Protecting the inlaid areas
        Applying Marblack
        Apply a coat of wax polish
        Polish the case
        Gilded engravings
        The bezel
        Before and after
        The back
        Assembly
        Setting in beat
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Polish the case

Now buff up the wax coating with a soft duster. You should find that although a little Marblack comes away, the majority will be sealed beneath the wax, and the case should have a good black shine to it.

You can polish the whole clock, including the inlays.

Don't be too heavy handed with these cases - they are not held together with modern adhesives, and the top can come away suddenly. Never lift these clocks by the top. Hold them like a baby!

At this stage any engravings will still be full of grime, marblack and polish.



Buff up the case
Buff up the case 



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