Amulet School Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang Somdej Toh Block Chang Luang Wijarn Exhibit 1

Amulet School - this time we take a close up macro HD look at the Muan Sarn Powders and various features and Aspects of authenticity found in this exhibit, a Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang Long Rak Chart Block Chang Luang Wijarn - this is Exhibit 1 of a series of educative videos to study the Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang Amulets of Somdej Toh, the King of Thai Amulets.
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เก่าจริงครับ สวยงามตามธรรมชาติ

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ขอบคุณครับผม

[@จิตสังหารกิเลส]

Wow

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How to clean the lacquer?

[@AjarnSpencer]

use water, and a very soft and one slightly stiffer painting brush, as such old amulets and a very soft toothbrush. some people use nail varnish remover, which can destroy the amulet. others use benzalkonium chloride and water, or rust removal tinctures such as silver cleaner or the like, and toothbrush. I do not recommend the cleaning of such expensive priceless treasures though, as you could end up with a worthless mess in your hand unless you have enough experience to clean the amulet with care and expertise.It can take many repeated sessions to remove enough lacquer to achieve the desired result. A contact lens ultrasonic cleaner is also a useful tool for cleaning amulets

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Ajarn Spencer thanks

[@fuxklove8287]

I have 3 ac toh amulet, but i do not know if its authentic, can you see and tell me your opinion

[@AmuletsTv]

cannot tell with photos unless proper macro closeups in hd. most true evaluators will not authenticate an amulet from a photo, rather, must have it in the hand, as there are other things to take into consideration than the visual aspects only. There are also scientific methods we use