Brasso Metal Polish, 175 ml

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Using a clean cloth, buff the surface in circular motions to remove any excess Brasso and bring out the shine. Again, it is important to test a small, inconspicuous area before applying Brasso to the entire surface. Apply a small amount to a clean cloth and gently rub the surface in a circular motion. 5. Wooden Surfaces

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Gently rub the surface of the jewelry, paying extra attention to areas with tarnish or dirt buildup. When disposing of Brasso, make sure to follow the proper waste disposal guidelines in your area. Avoid pouring Brasso down the drain or throwing it in regular household trash, as it can be harmful to the environment. Method: Fill a pan with roughly equal parts vinegar and water. Be sure it is enough to cover items in the pan. Heat on the stove until bubbles start to form. Gently add hardware. Let boil for 3-4 minutes. Remove items with tongs or something that can grab the items. Do not just reach in and grab the metal; both the boiling solution and hot metal could burn your hands. Place items on a towel. Scrub with the steel wool #0000 (can dip steel wool into solution to help polish) and wipe clean with a clean dry cloth. Fill pan with white vinegar and water add hardware and bring to a boil. Boil for 3-4 minutes and carefully remove. Scrub with fine steel wool and wipe clean. Pros: Method: Make a paste with the Bar Keeper’s Friend and some water. Apply to brass with a Scotch-Brite pad or steel wool #0000 and rub to clean. Rinse off with warm soapy water and dry thoroughly. Make a paste with water and Bar Keeper’s Friend, rub onto hardware with a scouring pad, rinse off and dry. Pros:

Brasso can also be used to clean delicate metal jewelry, such as gold or silver pieces. Follow these guidelines to avoid damaging your jewelry:

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Brasso can also be used on porcelain and ceramic surfaces, such as sinks and toilet bowls, to remove stains and restore shine. Water stains on brass surfaces can be unsightly. The following technique can be used to remove these stains using Brasso: Method: Pour white vinegar into a bowl or container, add kosher salt. Stir for about 10-15 seconds. Add brass items and let sit for 20 ish minutes or more. You’ll see bubbles form. Rinse and dry. What I changed: Scrub with the steel wool #0000 to clean. Rinse and dry. Fill a container with white vinegar and kosher salt, stir. Add brass pieces and let soak about 20 minutes. Scrub with fine steel wool #0000, rinse and dry completely. Pros: Method: Mix white vinegar and kosher salt in a bowl or container. Place folded aluminum foil in the bottom of solution. Place brass items on top of aluminum, being sure the liquid covers all of the items. Can add more vinegar if needed. You’ll see bubbles form. The recipe said to let sit a few hours and to use a wire brush and then use a buffing wheel to remove scratches, but I didn’t do that. I don’t have a stinkin’ buffing wheel. What I changed: I noticed it didn’t take a few hours to soak before the polish, only about 20 minutes. I used fine steel wool #0000 instead of a wire brush and buffing wheel. Mix white vinegar with kosher salt. Submerge a piece of aluminum foil and place brass pieces on top. Let soak for about 20 minutes then clean with fine steel wool #0000. Rinse and dry completely. Pros: A multipurpose cleaner that is inexpensive. Recommended by many well known brands like: All-Clad, Calphalon, Cutco, Dacor, Electrolux, Elkay, Franke, Formica, General Electric, Kohler, Tramontina, Viking, Volrath, and many others.It is irritating to go online and find so many declarations of the easiest or the best way to do something. They can’t all be the easiest or the best. As a member in an online painting group, I see many that insist to know the best way to polish brass hardware. After further online searching, I became frustrated with the unlimited statements that every way mentioned was the best. It’s time to get to the bottom of these claims. (Video at the end of the post) To clean metal surfaces with Brasso, first, ensure the surface is free from dust and dirt. Then, apply a small amount of Brasso to a soft, lint-free cloth and gently rub it onto the metal in a circular motion. Continue rubbing until the tarnish or grime is removed. Finally, buff the surface with a clean cloth to achieve a shiny finish. Can Brasso remove deep scratches from metal surfaces? When you wondered how to clean brass, you probably didn’t think ketchup would be involved, but—surprise—it is! Tomatoes contain an acid that helps to remove tarnish on brass and other metals; that’s why applying a tomato-based product can work wonders on brass. Ketchup, tomato paste, and tomato sauce all work equally well. Apply a layer to your brass and leave it on for an hour. Then wash with warm water and dish soap. Let it dry. What can I soak brass in to remove tarnish? No, Brasso is specifically designed for use on metal surfaces and should not be used on other materials, such as wood, plastic, or glass. It may cause damage to these surfaces. How do I apply Brasso to clean metal surfaces?

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Remember, always read and follow the instructions on the Brasso bottle and test it on a small inconspicuous area before using it on the entire surface. With proper care and regular cleaning, Brasso can help you keep your metal surfaces looking shiny and beautiful. Choosing the Right Surfaces for Brasso 1. Metals Method: Shake Brasso well. Apply to a cloth and then apply to the metal. Rub to loosen badly discolored areas. Re-polish with a clean cloth to remove Brasso. Put a dab of Brasso on a cloth, rub on hardware, use a clean cloth to buff it off. Before and after side-by-side. Pros:To maintain the shine and prevent tarnish from returning, you can apply a thin layer of Brasso on the surface and buff it regularly. This will help protect the metal and keep it looking its best. Using the cloth with Brasso, gently rub the surface in circular motions. This will help remove any dirt, grime, or tarnish from the surface. Be careful not to apply too much pressure, as this can cause scratches. 6. Wipe Away Excess Brasso Remember to test a small, inconspicuous area before applying Brasso to the entire surface and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for best results. Effective Tips for Cleaning with Brasso Often hardware will have a protective finish on it to keep it from tarnishing. If the item is lacquered, then it will act as a barrier and whatever means of polishing may have little to no effect on the metal. It is possible to strip off the lacquer finish and then polish the metal to your liking. Some of the listed techniques will do just that and will be noted. However, if it does have a lacquered finish, it may just need a good cleaning with warm soapy water and then a thorough drying. With Brasso, even the most tarnished and dull metal surfaces can be transformed into radiant, gleaming treasures.” The Basics of Cleaning with Brasso