Has anyone used this on sterling silver jewelry? What were the results and did it work on intricate details, such as crevices & hard to reach areas?
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WENOL is the PRODUCT NAME of a polish that will make anything look brand new. I mean silver, gold, brass, etc. It is SUPERB. Look it up on Amazon or eBay. You should get a tube of this; you will not be disappointed. I SWEAR by it. e.s.
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I have used this with great success for years on jewelry. I even use it on my good gold. Use a small soft toothbrush to clean the crevices. It will take some time. Make sure you rinse the piece clean. If this doesn't clean as you wish you should use a chemical tarnish liquid first then the foam. Your pieces will be beautifully clean , shining and resistant to tarnish for longer. This is a great polish and the quickest one I have ever used. Good luck.
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This is fine on any kind of silver. And Goddards also makes a liquid that is meant to clean fork tines. However, it can also be useful for dipping intricate pieces of jewelry into the container. Magic. A product that is superb for cleaning dirty silver and any kind of gold or silver jewelry is WENOL. Every home, in my opinion, should have a tube of this product on hand. Good luck.
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Use a soft bristled brush. like a pastry brush or small paint brush, to work the paste into the details, then under running water use the same technique to remove the paste. I have done this on fine details and it works very well.
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I have used it all my life as well as my mother and it works fantastically well on sterling. And the crevices and hard to reach areas also, if you use an old toothbrush and rinse it after, especially with hot water.
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I have used it, but after using a tarnish liquid cleaner first. Try it. If it doesn't do the job you can be sure it won't do any harm and it may well work for you.
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Jose-- The product is a wax, and it's for chrome faucets and plumbing fixtures. My suggestion would be that it might therefore only serve to gum up your items with bits of wax. I think you'd be happier with a jewel cleaner. I have no knowledge as to which jewel cleaner to chose. Tom
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Use a very small amount; but then, that is true for all usage. I use it on my silver/silver plated jewelry with a soft whit cloth or soft/durable paper towel. I have used it on EPNS silverware & flatware and so long as the silver plate/rhodium plate is not faded/gone then it should bring it up. Otherwise the base metal will come through, but this stuff is the least abrasive of any polish so I use it on everything.
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Try these wipes, if they don't work buy some sterling silver jewelery cleaner. I have used it on my stainless steel. And it worked on mine.
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I used it to repair a broken small wooden sculpture and it worked perfect for that. I haven't tried it for jewelry making, but imagine it should work.
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If it's a real pearl, it shouldn't be a problem. I've used it on pretty much all my jewelry as well as on my glasses and have been very happy. Try it for one minute first and if there are no problems, increase the time. I add one capfull of cleaning solution when I use the machine and then often let it sit for days, full of solution, before I use it again. That works just fine. I just got too lazy to empty and refill each use.
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We have always used Hagertys on sterling silver and stainless. It is gentle, but strong enough to do the job!
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The label says it will clean "all stainless steel surfaces." If your jewelry isn't too detailed or filigreed, it should work fine, but some rubbing is necessary to bring out the best shine.
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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?
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This would most likely do the job for you. I believe that silver solders are the go-to variety for jewelry. I used it for stainless steel which is typically difficult to solder and it did an outstanding job. With a clean surface and using the supplied flux, the adhesion is excellent. I soldered a hole in the pan of an ultrasonic cleaner, so it is subjected to high-intensity vibration. There has been no problem at all with separation. At the price of this item, it is certainly worth trying.
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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."
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I have had good luck with removing tarnish from silver. I believe its chemically as the blue magic does not scratch or feel gritty.
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Do you know what kind of metal it is? This is supposed to work on brass, copper, bronze, and some nickle pieces. Mostly I have used it on silver plated pieces where the base metal (brass) is showing through. It seems VERY hit or miss, in some places it improves the look impressively in others it will not seem to take.
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It works really well on metal. I tried on some jewelry and it doesn't look like real gold, but did fairly cover some places turning on some of my costume jewelry. I would post a pic of the old fireplace I used it on but I am not sure how to upload a photo.
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The directions say: " Good for gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, rubies, etc. Use silver tarnish remover CSST01 to remove silver tarnish". No tarnish remover came with mine.
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yes it will I run my jewerly under very hot water rise off and loosen the gunk... then i take a soft brissle tooth brush clean uo what i can ore clean it. drop it in here for a good 15 min but only place real jewerly if you plase the fake stuff it will turn or eat finish away. I never have had an issue with real stones or gold or silver ever love this stuff
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I've used diluted jewelry cleaner solution in the machine to clean gold and precious stones and the result is great. Just remember to rinse the items in water and then polish them with a soft cloth.