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I just got done cleaning the whole cabinet with Kramers antique restorer works great on both metal and wood. http://www.kramerize.com/  its a cost a bit but I think its worth it. I,ve used it on new wood, guns, ect. Here are the first two paragraphs:

<font size="2">My name is John Kramer and I'd like to introduce you to the traditional, natural product that I make: Kramer’s Best Antique Improver. Made in the USA of 14 precious natural materials, it is uniquely effective.  Developed from my work as a traditional woodworker and conservator, and my collection of ancient secrets, lore, receipts, journals, etc., it is the best I can make. It is the best I've ever used. It is as the best of the past.</font>

<font size="2">Use my Antique Improver to clean, restore and preserve both the traditional finish, and the wood, of the wonderful old pieces; as a complete finish for stripped or new wood; or for the multitude of other uses described on this site and detailed in my 16-page "Book of Instructions & Suggested Uses." Good luck...</font>

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