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   Danford_C._Jennings | Oct 28, 2001 10:09pm | #1

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   Jeeze Jerry, not knowing the finish makes it kinda hard. Have you tried licking it off?
   b ;)

   Seriously, though, did the sucker "melt" through the wrapper into the finish by sitting in the sun? Is it a cellophane wrapper or wax paper wrapper? Is it just stuck or actually embedded into the finish? What kind of sucker, Tootsie Pop, Slo Poke, or one of those 2 cent jobbies?

   Maybe something as simple as a wet cloth will dissolve it enough to pull it off, if that does work clean the surface completely, dry it, and re polish it.

   Dano

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   Jerry_Thompson | Oct 29, 2001 01:51am | #2

   *Dano;It is now all off except a syrupy type goo. It is probably sugar goo.I would assume that the finish is one of those crosslin type. I think I will give it the old warm water treatment and see if that works.Then again I may see if "Hints from Heloise" has a web site.Jerry

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   Danford_C._Jennings | Oct 29, 2001 03:03am | #3

   *Jerry,I'm sure the warm water will work just fine. Aren't grand kids great?!b ;)Dano

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   phil_eves | Oct 29, 2001 04:22am | #4

   *My father has a bumper sticker that reads;" If I'd have known that grandkids were this much fun...I would have had them first!"

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   Jerry_Thompson | Oct 29, 2001 11:39pm | #5

   *The warm water did great. I waited until the wife was out. I work better without "supervision"

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   Danford_C._Jennings | Oct 30, 2001 01:54am | #6

   *LOL, kinda thought you would be able to handle it okay.Dano