My wife tried to be creative by displaying some coins in a double-paned glass frame and attaching them to the glass with museum wax (a clear wax used to help things stick to surfaces, even when there is nearby shaking - great if there's an earthquake). However, the coins were too heavy and began to slip down to the bottom of the frame. I took the coins out of the frame and tried to rub the wax off (it's kind of like rubber cement), but there is still a thin layer of slick, waxy residue on the coins. These coins are not necessarily "antiques" or "valuable" collectibles, but they have personal value to me. How can I remove the remaining wax without spending a whole lot of time and/or money in the process?
2006-07-19
20:40:28
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haasmba05
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Games & Recreation
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