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Magnus Granite Cleaner?
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Folks:

Anyone out there know of "Magnus Granite Cleaner?"  It was specified  
in 1934 for cleaning a granite war memorial that I'm involved with.   
The archival documentation mentions the product & advises the strength  
of solution(1 lb cleaner/gallon water) & that it be mixed in a wooden  
bucket not metal & be applied to dry stone & then rinsed with clean  
water.  Just curious :).  Thanks.

Susan Maltby, Conservator
Maltby & Associates Inc.

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