Method of making same

Claim 1

THE METHOD OF MAKING A METAL-POLISHING COMPOSITION, WHICH CONSISTS ESSENTIALLY OF HEATING FROM ABOUT 15 TO 35 PARTS, BY WEIGHT, OF A MIXTURE OF TRI-GLYCERIDES BELONGING TO THE GROUP CONSISTING OF PALMITIN, STEARIN, OLEIN AND MYRISTIN CONTAINING FROM ABOUT 3% TO 10%, BY WEIGHT OF SUCH MIXTURE, OF FREE FATTY ACIDS, WITH ABOUT 65 TO 85 PARTS, BY WEIGHT, OF FINELY POWDERED VIENNA LIME TO A TEMPERATURE ABOVE THE MELTING POINT OF THE TRI-GLYCERIDES WHILE THOROUGHLY AGITATING THE MAS, THEN DELIVERING THE MIXTURE INTO MOLDS AND IMMEDIATELY CHILLING THE SAME THEREIN SUFFICIENTLY TO SOLIDIFY THE TRI-GLYCERIDE CONTENT THEREOF, REMOVING THE RESULTANT CAST PRODUCT FROM THE MOLDS AND EXPOSING THE SAME TO A MOIST ATMOSPHERE UNTIL A MOISTURE-IMPERVIOUS SKIN-COAT OF AN INSOLUBLE SOAP OF A THICKNESS OF BUT A SMALL FRACTION OF AN INCH BUT NOT LESS THAN ABOUT 1/64 OF AN INCH HAS FORMED IN SITU ON SUCH CAST PRODUCT.

Claim 2

THE METHOD OF MAKING A METAL-POLISHING COMPOSITION, WHICH CONSISTS ESSENTIALLY OF HEATING FROM ABOUT 15 TO 35 PARTS, BY WEIGHT, OF A MIXTURE OF TRI-GLYCERIDES BELONGING TO THE GROUP CONSISTING OF PALMITIN, STEARIN, OLEIN AND MYRISTIN CONTAINING FROM ABOUT 3% TO 10%, BY WEIGHT OF SUCH MIXTURE, OF FREE FATTY ACIDS, WITH ABOUT 65 TO 85 PARTS, BY WEIGHT, OF FINELY POWDERED VIENNA LIME TO A TEMPERATURE ABOVE THE MELTING POINT OF THE TRI-GLYCERIDES WHILE THOROUGHLY AGITATING THE MAS, THEN DELIVERING THE MIXTURE INTO MOLDS AND IMMEDIATELY CHILLING THE SAME THEREIN SUFFICIENTLY TO SOLIDIFY THE TRI-GLYCERIDE CONTENT THEREOF, REMOVING THE RESULTANT CAST PRODUCT FROM THE MOLDS AND EXPOSING THE SAME TO A MOIST ATMOSPHERE UNTIL A MOISTURE-IMPERVIOUS SKIN-COAT OF AN INSOLUBLE SOAP OF A THICKNESS OF BUT A SMALL FRACTION OF AN INCH BUT NOT LESS THAN ABOUT 1/64 OF AN INCH HAS FORMED IN SITU ON SUCH CAST PRODUCT.