What do you use to keep it from losing its shine?
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I haven't had a problem. The finish is matte, and I just wipe it down with a damp cloth every now and then.
207569
I use glass cleaner on the glass and just a wet cloth for the stand itself. I've had no problem or issues with it loosing it's shine.
1663316
Yes, the shine stays longer and better. However, make sure the floor is completely dry.
1826217
I would use windex or glass cleaner or a liquid cleaner that won't melt plastic! Obviously, a scrubbing pad and powders like Comet or Ajax, etc. won't work.
999385
Try Bar Keepers Friend. You can find it in just about any supermarket. It makes my stainless steel pans shine like new when they're discolored.
2056080
try adding a bit of water, then give it a swirl. that should dilute it enough to get it out, but not so much that it loses potency.
767107
Use something to smooth it (ex. credit card, ruler, etc..) as you apply it. Maybe only pull a portion of the backing off if what you are applying is large. That will keep it from sticking together.
1839242
A little bit of heat, like running it in hot water should help. You can bend it back into shape and then dry it off and let it cool down.
1146273
that is the purpose. However, you do need to maintain it in a regular basis (just keep it dry once a month and oil it) in order for it to maintain color and shine
1415051
Some coarse sandpaper would help. Mine scratches off easy so I can't say much good about it.
1936057
I started using Pam baking spray just a light coat and that helped. I also lost my instructions and this seems to work. Hope it helps
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I have used this polish for many years on pieces that are not dull. I have not found it to dull bright shiny pieces. My only complaint is that this product now has very little in the container. They have a thicker sponge and less product. I always wet the sponge first, then apply the copper cream. Wetting sponge keeps it soft so it will not scratch. Rinse well after removing tarnish and polish with clean cloth till completely dry.
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Didn't apply too much; problem is that you didn't remove it all. The finish should be smooth as silk and super bright. This is a CLEANER and a polish. It takes a lot of work to remove it all. Use a very soft cloth, but you will need to rub hard, and concentrate on one small area at a time. Also, don't let it get wet for 24 hours; it has to "cure". All worth it, though.
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I don't think you can prevent it. After a few weeks time, the tackiness will wear off.
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I would try some windex or some dish cleaner--- maybe even some eyeglass cleaner. Hope this helps!
811275
I would suggest mousse, that way you are assured better coverage.Editing to add: I used the rinse a handful of times before giving up on it, and switching products to a mousse temporary dye.
1253657
Use slight warm water, and rub in circles. DO NOT DAMP, it will ruin tackiness. Sometimes water destroys the rubber and its spin, you may just use your clean fingers and rub off the dust after you put some moisture on it with your breath. Good luck and always add a cover
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I use honing fluid with the diamond stone. It will keep the filings from building up in the stone.