“Finish by polishing the entire casting with Blue Magic Polishing Cream as directed.”
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These handbells were once used to let Catholic schoolkids know playtime was over, to skol the milk bottle and resume being taught why Whitlam was a Commo and their parents should vote DLP. This product, ‘For Tough Stains’ – had the added advantage that it could be used for scrubbing childrens’ souls of that hard-to-erase Original Sin, becoming popular after Vatican 2 had prompted the abandonment of the more traditional wire brush and phosphoric acid, so beloved by the Nuns, whose attachment to wire brushes unfortunately continued, albeit having been forced underground.
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I went to Brentwood PS: good DAY, sir.
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