what is the difference between Goddards Long Term Silver Pad foaming silver polish and Goddard's Long Shine Silver Foam
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I went back and read the description of the silver polish and I'm GUESSING the main difference is in the consistency. The polish is more of a liquid and the foam that is pictured (and what I have) is a dense paste that comes with a sponge. When you wet the sponge and scoop out some paste, it foams up and can be as thick or thin as you like, depending on how wet you get the sponge. Having not used the polish, I can only say I really like this form of the product and additionally, I would think this foam product would last a lot longer because you only need to use such a small amount. I hope this helps.
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The long term silver pad foaming silver polish is a clayish type subtance that comes with a pad to softly scrub silver with. A excellent product that gives a longer lasting shine. The foam is a quick fix cleaner, dip & rinse but does not last as long. I use this on items like braclets & chains.
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I went back and read the description of the silver polish and I'm GUESSING the main difference is in the consistency. The polish is more of a liquid and the foam that is pictured (and what I have) is a dense paste that comes with a sponge. When you wet the sponge and scoop out some paste, it foams up and can be as thick or thin as you like, depending on how wet you get the sponge. Having not used the polish, I can only say I really like this form of the product and additionally, I would think this foam product would last a lot longer because you only need to use such a small amount. I hope this helps. I went back and read the description of the silver polish and I'm GUESSING the main difference is in the consistency. The polish is more of a liquid and the foam that is pictured (and what I have) is a dense paste that comes with a sponge. When you wet the sponge and scoop out some paste, it foams up and can be as thick or thin as you like, depending on how wet you get the sponge. Having not used the polish, I can only say I really like this form of the product and additionally, I would think this foam product would last a lot longer because you only need to use such a small amount. I hope... » Read More I went back and read the description of the silver polish and I'm GUESSING the main difference is in the consistency. The polish is more of a liquid and the foam that is pictured (and what I have) is a dense paste that comes with a sponge. When you wet the sponge and scoop out some paste, it foams up and can be as thick or thin as you like, depending on how wet you get the sponge. Having not used the polish, I can only say I really like this form of the product and additionally, I would think this foam product would last a lot longer because you only need to use such a small amount. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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In truth, I do not know. I just swear by Goddard's as a great silver polish.
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They are both excellent fixtures, the Green Long Life 9090110 has a greater life expectancy: 100,000 hours while the Gold Stars fixtures only offer 60,000 hours.
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yes, Micro abrasives allow the polish to cut fast and leave a smooth finish in fewer passes. Micro abrasives do not break down like diminishing abrasives, which gives #205 polish a long working time. Meguiars Mirror Glaze #205 Ultra Finishing Polish permanently removes swirls and light imperfections, leaving a smooth, reflective finish.
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The only difference is the the packaging. Both are 25g sponges w/ same ingredients.
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personally I think it is the same product but renamed. I can't find the bb cream anywhere but I know the bb cream had a really matte finish and spf 30 so I think it's the same
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Yes it truly helps keep your silver polished much longer. It is far better.
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This is a sanding set which will polish metal. I have used these pads on both wood and steel to prep them for finishing. It will bring a hard surface up to a mirror finish if used as directed and with patience. I can't see any reason that sterling silver would be any different from polishing the steel. I would advise caution using on any thinly plated materials (as you might risk running through a plate coating. Also with antiques sometimes resale values can be harmed by altering the original finishes. But will it polish it? I'd wager it would quite nicely, though if you wish to use a less abrasive method I would suggest a metal polish or paste buffing compound for polishing metals, like Flitz.
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Hi! One is about the size of a square coaster. It is good for silver wear and small things. The other is rectangle and the size of a sheet of paper.
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I ordered both, black and pink sets, to use with different colored, same product/formula/manufacturer foundations and can not tell a difference at all between the two outside of color. I absolutely love this line of original beauty blender sponges. The knockoffs I found to be no where near the same product outside of perhaps shape and color; the material the knockoffs are made of do not have the same durable, fine texture or soft flexibility to provide the same type of even coverage that both the black and pink versions of this original applicator have. You will not regret purchasing these.
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I would use Wright's Silver Polish on sterling. Just my personal preference.
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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!
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It's my understanding that the Gold is class "A", the Silver is class "B". The silver is what I bought. A & B are suppose to be the best on the market & not "knock-offs" like some are. Make sure the cd's say Taiyo Yuden on them before you buy them!
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The BU 03515 is a polish and will only bring up the luster. The wax seals and protects the metal from staining. Same principles as car wax and polishes.
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There is a Wrights cream polish made just for silver that I would use instead. It works very well on silver as the copper one works on copper and brass.
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There is a difference. The standard Platinum (3m 1171) will be more runny and have more pinholes and takes much more effort sanding than the Platinum Plus (3m 1131).
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They are both made by faber castel and I find absolutely no difference in the two. They both work beautifully plus these are cheaper which is nice:)
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Its a beautiful high polished finish. Its also ( in my opinion) much more refined in the definition features detailing each piece. Crisp and clean around each detailed feature. A and B Waterford with another manufacturer to witness the difference.