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Marketing - Textiles / Clothing / Fashion | |  Kate ChafferKudoZ activityQuestions: 146 (none open) ( 26 closed without grading) Answers: 319
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| | micro-polished | Explanation:
A guess. I have found it in the first reference below (it gives microsmeriglio in the Italian version), but I don't know how reliable their translation is. However, if you look at the second reference, which is an explanation of the technique, it looks like spazzolatura- polishing- comes into it. |
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Katharine Ridgard
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Local time: 06:03
| Grading comment I went with this in the end to avoid repeating peached. Thanks.
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