will this clean a bronze grave marker
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I would use a cleaning product first Ex. Navel or Alunimun Jelly, then apply then Renaissance wax after to protect it. What ever cleaning method you use make sure to try it on a scrap piece of metal of the same make up so you do not ruin what you are trying to clean and preserve.
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Probably. The StoneTech completely removed two 4 inch round oil stains on my new granite. I'd give it a try.
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Yes, unless the rust has already pitted the surface. If the rust has already ruined the sur surface, you will see some variation. But it will clean it up.
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I use mine on bronze brass and aluminum regularly making finer adjustments in the surface. Hard grinding on a grinding wheel on the bench next to this device. The two machines work well together.
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It will kill mold spores, but won't remove the dead mold that is still there. Still has to be wiped or removed. But if it's dead and you can't get to it, still worth it.
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I actually haven't used it yet, but it is similar to another one I had. The bristles seem to be the same so I assume they will clean the same. Should clean up any kind of metal.
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Hi there,On the can, it says......virtually any metal, so I would think you could definitely use it on bronze.
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I believe so.... additional fyi: this cleaner did NOT fit on the end of a pool pole as I expected. I was hoping to use to clean the aluminum of our pool cage
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Hmmm, not really sure. I bought this stuff for my daughters car to clear up the head lights. It did a pretty good job with that. It worked best with a buffer so I'm not sure on items that don't have nice flat surfaces to clean up. If the surface was flat, it should do a good job.
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I would think it should clean any silver surfiest. I would recommend this product to anyone.Jimmy Ricketts
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I just used it to clean up some iron stains on both my commode and tub. It seems to work best if you sprinkle it on, dampen it and let it set a bit before you scrub. It is not quite as effective on lime buildup but did quite well on the rust stains.
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probably not.. it does a decent job cleaning the chain and cassette etc.. but too really get the dirt, oil and crud that cakes on might take something else..
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I would think it would but I would be careful about etching the surface you are removing the lime deposits from.
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Yes. My husband used it on an archeological dig where he had to remove sod.
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Hi G.Have you cleaned this bronze statue? If not I would use a cleaner specifically for bronze metal first. As far as the Renaissance wax goes I highly recommend it. How often you may use it could depend on your indoor environment. But it can be used as often as you like without harm. The wax is very thin, goes on very well. It does have a bit of an odor BUT that dissipates shortly. Renaissance is the choice of museums world wide for rare & valuable items. That's why I use it.
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It will clean gun parts, but it's not a huge basket. Also, be careful with what finish the gun part has. I put an older polished blued slide in with a random solution and it discolored it. Just be aware that this can happen. Overall it will work pretty well, though!
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Absolutely yes. I use Chemical Guys Clay Luber. I have used my clean bucket soapy water for single spots, and that was fine too.