Will this product polish big brass pieces like the church's cross, the offering plates and communion ware?
807276
Absolutely! Just make sure and wash off the Simichrome with soap and water BEFORE putting anything edible on it!
807277
Simichrome is like Brasso in paste form. So, it will polish brass. It does leave a residue that I would not to put any edible items on.
807278
I would say YES, but keep in mind that this polish works best while doing small areas (3 x 3) inches. I suggest using a soft cotton cloth (an old tee shirt) or something similar. For areas that are heavily tarnished, you may need 2 or more applications. This polish really does work well.
2094500
Lauren. It would work well on silver and gold. I am not sure on the other three metals but people polish rocks with them so I don't see why not.
1003306
I can't say with any certainty that it would work as well on copper as it did on my brass figurines. It is rather easy to use. I applied it with a terrycloth, rubbed lightly and achieved very good results. I removed it with a polishing cloth (an old tee shirt works pretty good too) On several of my figurines, I used a very fine steel wool. I suggest that you try a tube first to see if it will work for you. Good luck with you cleaning project.
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.
2266258
This polisher will definitely give your table a nice shine, I agree with Robert in using a good quality paste polish. If you use too much pressure you will just burn off the polish, let the tool do the work!
117276
Depends on the kind of instruments and their uses. I wouldn't use it as a general metal polish such as on the electron gun of an electron microscope.
1024979
sure will, just make sure you put it obn work table .Since you asked I had to go try!Thanks now I will make some jewelry from those too!
2094505
It will work well on all soft metals including nickel, using normal polishing media. Steel will require a more aggressive media ie: walnut shell with emery or some like compound. Silver, white bronze, and pewter should use white jeweler's rouge.
839823
Yes! I have a dishwater or sandy shade of blonde and it helps with the brass. :)
2030529
All I can tell you is what the label on the jar says, as follows: "Wright's Silver Cream gently cleans and polishes sterling silver, silver plate, and silver jewelry. It's also effective for stainless steel (especially flatware), pewter, chrome, ceramic and glass cookware, countertops, fiberglass, and porcelain. We also make polishes for brass, copper, jewelry, and glass cooktops."
843722
Answer here...I have found it to be trial and error. Almost all Metallic and one coat cream polishes work well. Try on a piece of paper first. This is the best way to be sure.
1131333
It works pretty well, and without it the silver would get really tarnished. You still have to polish silver once in a while to have it look its best. Have the butler do it--wait a minute, that's me!
789832
I really don't know if will polish rock but, it does a grrrreat job on polishing brass with the right medium. We had some brass shells that had not been polished for years and we turned it on an let it run for 4 hours an they look brand new. I sure hope this helps you.
670426
Yes, but it is difficult to spread it evenly. Once coated, the object will have a satin finish. Buffing will bring out more luster. After I am satisfied with the results, I clear-coat it for protection. Hope this helps. By the way, I use this product alot in the restoration of old radios and phonographs.
853921
Don't believe it will polish to a "chrome like" finish. It did a decent job on my stainless steel sink but, again, it did need a lot of rubbing. You will definitely see a difference but NOT a chrome polish difference. Basically, I would give it a B - or C+.
375821
I would use Wright's Silver Polish on sterling. Just my personal preference.
1109483
Can't answer: Our son used it to polish brass for his band; recommended by his band director.