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How to use

Add small quantity of wax to Cotton-wool and when impregnate the wax cotton wool through, start polishing the gilded areas. The surface can be buffed up with other clean Cotton-wool.

Burnish is used to describe polishing of gold and silver leaf with a tool and Cotton-wool. After the burnishing, the gilded area has greater brilliance and its tonal value is deeper than that of mat gold or mat silver; in these respects the leaf has become similar in appearance to polished ore. Because of its delicacy, true leaf adapts to every irregularity of the surface. Accordingly, a mirror gleam is achieved by burnishing and if the surface is rough and craggy the burnished increases the plate of reflection, creating more light, better quality and brilliance.