Leslie wrote:

For all my wood and aluminium part I'm using "HG meubelfinish spray".

Works like magic and cost 5 euro!

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@ Leslie, welke BM hangt daar boven het (theepot) vrouwtje, Een BM2400(-2)?

Ja Andre! Een BM2400. Why?

Wings wrote:

Returning to the original query, thanks Chris and Soren [sorry, a horizontal line is the best I can do; can not easily re-create the diagonal line for the "o"].

I will give the Danish oil a try.

Chris, how does one "French polish"?  I have not heard this phrase before.  "French kissing" yes, "French polish" no.  😕

French polish is the absolute top line of wood finishing, and have been used for hundreds of years, pianos, violins and other first class instruments are still finished this way, and yes in my opinion and as I see, Chris's too, the best way to get your wood perfect.

But as I'm lazy, and want a satin finish, I use boiled linseed oil, the problem with French polish is that you will see all nick and damages if you dont work properly. I like French kisses too.😂, Less work and the result is pronto.

Leslie wrote:

Ja Andre! Een BM2400. Why?

First bought Beomaster in the early 80's.

By coincidence I bought a BM 2400-2 with remote almost in mint condition for 2-3 weeks ago. It has only one fault.

The previous (first) owner told that all the new placed fuses blown within a second, that's all.

So, if I have some spare time, I'll look at it. But with the memories in mind, it will probably be a full recap. The same as I just finished a CD5500 with faulty (shortcircuit) caps and fried resistors. 

Søren Mexico wrote:

 I like French kisses too.😂, Less work and the result is pronto.

😁 😁 😁