Can it be used to clean brass jewelry?
1628550
I don't know. I don't have anything brass I can test it on. If I find something, I'll let you know.
1628551
Have not used on brass but have used on silver, gold, stainless steel and has worked well but you do need to soak jewelry for a good clean.
1982692
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.
767701
In my opinion, I do not believe it is strong enough to much remove tarnish off of silver. In using with an ultrasonic cleaning machine, I would also recommend checking with that company's ability to use a specific silver cleaning solution that is safe for the machine. This Hagerty product is meant to help clean off skin oils and other grime from waterproof watches, necklaces, bracelets, rings, etc. It is kind of effective with brass or copper tarnish, but not fully as one would expect, so that's where in the future I'd go with specific chemical liquid cleaners safe for silver, etc. The fact is, I've even read that if one does not have ultrasonic cleaning solutions like Hagerty, then to simply use dishwashing liquid mixed in water...and that surely won't remove tarnish.
1610837
Hagerty makes silver and jewelry cleaners. I would not use a strictly silver cleaner for a valuable item that had more than just silver content. My advice is to contact Hagerty, and ask them which product would be best for cleaning your jewelry.
1003310
Yes, wenol cleans metals like brass, copper, silver, gold and ss. To clean use a soft cloth to rub the wenol on, then use a second cloth to polish.
605055
I have used it for some of my antique and vintage jewelry and it has come out nice it really is a good cleaner for so many things But if I have jewelry that is very important to me you can take it to wherever you bought it and they may clean it for free and if it is a intricate piece I think a jeweler is the best way to go. . I do keep several tubes and spray bottles around it seems to clean everything
2064789
This may work better to PROTECT brass. I don't consider it a cleaner however.
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.
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.....!
1683529
Silver filled jewelry can be most any metal , this product will work best on copper , brass , bronze and steel ; so its important to know your material before attempting . Thorough cleaning and of course the liquid flux are very important , good luck.
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.
649534
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
2245686
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, so this will work on copper. I actually used it on bronze (copper/tin alloy) and worked great.
2065367
I think that most jewelry cleaners such as this can be used on most semi precious gems such as sapphires. I have cleaned mine with it and it looks great with no damage. Never every clean opals or pearls with this type of product. be careful about the length of time that you leave jewelry in this product or any such cleaners as they do remove a thin layer of gold and the shiner layer that they now put on white gold to make it shiny. soak it for a short time then brush it. wet it again and pull it out.. wash with water afterwards. have a great day .. Shells
1422789
it says it is good for all metals, so I think it could be used on stainless. Bust a stainless cleaner is likely cheaper.
1447048
Sure. Just be sure to use gun cleaning solution, not brass cleaning solution.
262359
I would check with a jeweler on how to clean pearls. They are very, very delicate and can be damaged easily. I would also not use this to clean opals. Maybe there is a cleaning detergent safe to use for pearls, but I would never take a chance until I knew for sure from an expert.