Will this work to coat silver costume jewelry? I'd like to use it to keep all my "silver-colored" jewelry from tarnishing since it's hard to find what I like in Sterling Silver.
766299
I used it to cover silver plated costume jewelry. The base was alloyed metal. It worked great!
1050913
Yes, this would be suitable for wrapping silver or other jewelry in. Though whatever it is impregnated with is intended to keep silver tarnish-free.
1074112
We did not use this product on jewelry. We used it in sterling silver platters, pitchers, candle stick holders, and flatware, so I can't say how it would work on jewelry. It worked great on the sterling.
785154
I have not used this on silverware but have used it on rings, I highly recommend more than one coat on your silverware
1914475
I personally use it for silver jewelry but I bet it would do a nice job on silverware too! Cindy
547984
Yes, it will get rid of black tarnish on real silver silverware. Typically you don't have to rub a lot at all. However, if the silver has been sitting with the tarnish for a long time, it may take longer than usual. This is a fabulous product!! Much easier to use than other paste.
1101523
Not sure. I am a metalsmith (mostly silver) but have used it on copper components of the jewelry.
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
1596176
I tried it on an old silver spoon. It brightened up the spots that were not overly tarnished, but didn't do much for the parts that were black with tarnish. I may use it for silver that is just a little dull, but it certainly can not compare to real silver polish.
1738218
Yep, works fine for jewelry. Use 2cups of water, add 1tea spoon of ammonia and 2 table spoos of dish soap and clean away.....!
1412818
All I did was cut a piece long enough to lay in the drawer, lay my silverware on top and have enough to fold over everything. I have had it for months for sterling silver flatware that was my Mom's and it has worked great. No tarnish at all. As long as it has a layer underneath and over the silver it seems to work great.
1229299
I haven't tried on it on sterling, but I would be very optimistic that it would. I don't know anything in the surface chemistry of silver that would give this epoxy a problem. It bonds like a weld to steel. Having said this, the stress put on jewelry by even normal use limits the places you can use any adhesive, and silver solder is the answer, not epoxy.
790680
Yes. I use it on sterling, white gold and platinum. I mostly use it on a watch that is silver with inlaid opal, since you cannot use most liquid or paste jewelry cleaner on opal or pearls.
1386207
I used it on a necklace that the finish was worn, which it did improve but did not bring back like it was before. Maybe if you have a solid surface and not chain links it would do better. Also it gave the necklace a matt finish, not high gloss, not sure what kind of metal the necklace was made of.
1914478
Not sure on this---but it works very well on silver jewelry. Surely it would. You could take a piece that isn't used much and try a little on the back or a inconspicuous place. If you do it---let me know how it worked out. Sherry in Knox TN
1074113
I have been using this product for years and do apply it to silver jewelry. It works well. It is a paste, so you will need to rinse it off carefully when you are done to remove all of the residue which dries to a light powder if not completely rinsed. I highly recommend it!
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I believe you can use it on anything with a gemstone, the silver you may want to treat separately with a rub on cleaner intended just for silver since I do not think this will clean silver as a rub on polish would, I use it mostly for my wedding ring that is set in gold and it does a fantastic job of cleaning the setting and getting the dirt out.