Anyone used Nushine & had the deposit of silver on silverware does more than one coat working?
785154
I have not used this on silverware but have used it on rings, I highly recommend more than one coat on your silverware
785155
It works! I did a silverware flatware set that had been my parents. It looks like new. I only had one silver candlestick that has been stubborn but it definitely improved. I will keep at it as the silver will build up.
785156
i have only used it on jewelry and yes more than one coat works but do not let it sit in the solution. I was impressed with the stuff
1194385
A second coat should help problem. I put on one coat in two batches. On the second batch I did not stir enough and ended up with a tacky surface in a few places. Talked to company and they said to do a second coat. Put on second coat and had a good chemical reaction. No tacky areas now. I have had the product on my bar top for three years and it looks as good as the day I put it on....i.e. GREAT!! Just be sure to stir the 2 components together completely when making a batch.
1414240
I have only used it on silver and gold so far with great results. Maybe try a small amount on the clasp and see what happens?
1228022
I haven't used the silver. The dark finish I have on 2 machines never fails. I just give it a light once over with a paper towel before storing. I gave dozens for gifts last week. Note: my friends prefer a vanilla/almond flavoring over anise. Best purchase ever!
785426
Yes! I put mine in the dishwasher all the time. At first, with it being as shiny as polished silver, I was afraid to put it in there. I had to keep reminding myself that it's stainless steel, and it's fine. I've had mine for about 9 months, and put them in the dishwasher regularly. The only problem I've had, is sometimes it'll get little water spots. Those just wipe off, though, so it's not a real problem. Know that even using a scotch-brite type scrubber will leave tiny scratches. I avoid those, and accept that if I'm using them all the time, they're going to get some wear. They're still as bright as they were when new. Yes! I put mine in the dishwasher all the time. At first, with it being as shiny as polished silver, I was afraid to put it in there. I had to keep reminding myself that it's stainless steel, and it's fine. I've had mine for about 9 months, and put them in the dishwasher regularly. The only problem I've had, is sometimes it'll get little water spots. Those just wipe off, though, so it's not a real problem. Know that even using a scotch-brite type scrubber will leave tiny scratches. I avoid those, and accept that if I'm using them all the time, they're going to get some wear. They're still... » Read More Yes! I put mine in the dishwasher all the time. At first, with it being as shiny as polished silver, I was afraid to put it in there. I had to keep reminding myself that it's stainless steel, and it's fine. I've had mine for about 9 months, and put them in the dishwasher regularly. The only problem I've had, is sometimes it'll get little water spots. Those just wipe off, though, so it's not a real problem. Know that even using a scotch-brite type scrubber will leave tiny scratches. I avoid those, and accept that if I'm using them all the time, they're going to get some wear. They're still as bright as they were when new. « Show Less
2156881
Well, I can just tell you my experiences and observations. I put on 1 coat of the new finish about 8 months ago and it still looks great. I wash my car about every 3 to 6 weeks and most of the time I don't use any soap. I usually get a gallon of hot water and a clean soft cloth. Wring it out good and go over the entire car. In stubborn areas I'll use a magic eraser. I'll most likely put on another coat of the Nu finish prior to when the snow starts to fall.Hope this helps.- Bob
847095
A better method of cleaning tarnished silver, involves dissolving baking soda in hot boiling water, then immersing a sheet of aluminium foil into the heated mixture and then dipping tarnished silverware into solution making sure it makes contact with the foil. Tarnish should vanish immediately. No ultrasonic cleaner necessary. No buffing or abrasives needed. Just set it and forget it. Its that easy! LOL
563881
Yes you can! I used it on 925 silver and it worked, clean like day 1. Make sure that silver and gold are authentic though, I used steamer on fake Italian silver, I didn't know it was fake until a silver foil coating started to peel, if jewelry is real, this machine is pretty handy!
1134252
Since I would never even think of putting mine in the dishwasher, I haven't had that problem. If I had done that, I might try baking soda or Bartender's Friend to see if either would remove any of the discoloration. Both are very fine abrasives which I find work well on my stainless steel sink. Also, a metal polish called MAAS works well on lots of metals, including sterling silver as well as stainless steel. Good luck.
1078745
Mine worked perfectly on a dozen knives. They discolored the ceramic that returned to normal when I applied oil. The discoloration was metal filings loading up the pores.
1176452
if you use the gold on siverware, the silverware will turn to gold. if you use on gold, it will coat the gold, then wash the coated gold in water, then shine. follow the directions on the bottle label.
419616
Honestly I haven't had mine very long. I haven't had any issues so far, just cleaning throughly with dish soap and water. I read of a few comments that Bar Keepers Friend is the best product to retain the shine and intend to use it when the time comes. Sorry I couldn't be more help. I will say I really like my Anolon so far, my problems in the past with other cookware has been the bottoms of the skillets warped and I use a glass top stove so I always had to keep a hand on the handle while stirring. So far so good with Anolon, but time will tell.
1047049
I use barkeeper's friend on all the stainless steel in my kitchen. It's the only thing I've found so far that makes things look like new and doesn't leave streaks. It's great for sinks and pans, but kind of a pain to use on stoves, fridges, dishwashers since it's a powder that you have to wet, then rub all over, then rinse off. I just get it at the grocery store. It comes in a tube container like comet.
1199314
My problem was white powdery substance on dishes, utensils, etc. Entire bottom, sides and back of dishwasher had white residue. Called appliance company and this product was recommended. Additionally, I was told to try liquid Cascade. This worked fabulously. The dishwasher and dishes are sparkling clean. I have not had a problem since using Glisten just one time. Long story short it cost $65.00 (no repairs needed) for this information. Hope this helps!
923124
I had no problem with my silverware. I have large and somewhat smaller knives in my antique silverware. I don't know what to suggest.
335487
The stock thermal coating that comes with the coolmaster is as good as arctic silver. No need to purchase arctic silver an $8 savings. The secret is not to use very much, a couple of grain size drops is suffice.
575396
The top coat works as well with other brands of polish. I used it with Sally Hansen salon all in one. CND polish did not wear well. I used Scrub fresh 1st. None lasts 7 days. I also have the entire shellac system- wears better, but terrible to remove. Vinyl lux is easy to remove.