can you use it on a brass chandelier? Will is damage the brass
339302
It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a few times a year maybe. I just dry-dust it the rest of the time. It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a... » Read More It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a few times a year maybe. I just dry-dust it the rest of the time. « Show Less
339303
This product is harmless on any metal chandelier and further causes no skin irritation when used without gloves
762010
I don't know because I threw mine away. The brass seemed strong and solid but the area where you attach to the faucet broke. The knobs on top were stiff and not easy to turn on/off. I hope I just got a bad one.
1756634
My chandelier has a candelabra base bulb with a small round bulb. The bulb would have to be round with an inch and a half diameter.
337114
I bought the chandelier attachment to change the bulbs in my chandelier which works amazing! I have not tried any other bulb. sorry!
1260646
Yes you can. I used this with a kitchen light fixture to cover the gap in the sheetrock that the fixture's cover plate did not cover. The only issue is if the light fixture's cover plate screws in from the side, it is very difficult to tighten the screws with this rosette in place.
1242257
I believe it would work. From tip to tip it is 24 inches wide. Measuring only the chandelier it is approximately 24 inches long. It is ornate. I have two of them. Good luck! Cut out a box or something using these measurements. Put a string through it and tape it to your ceiling to get a visual of the size.
2250502
I used it on a brass chandelier it did not stain the metal the Crystal came out very clean clear and bright
484488
If it is bigger than one inch I would not think so. IF WE ARE TALKING ONLY THOUSANDS OF AN INCH BIGGER I WOULD CHANCE IT . YOU COULD ALWAYS USE IT ON A SCOPE MOUNTED LIGHT LIKE I DID.
1624564
On the package it says: "Not suitable for totally enclosed fixtures". The keyword here is "totally". I won't get too worried about using it in my enclosed ceiling lights. As long as the fixture is not air-tight, it should be fine.
512105
I don't think there should be any problem. I love my chandelier. I have it set on one of those switches that you can change the intensity of the light (very romantic). In the morning, the light streams on the chandelier and delivers rainbows to the opposite wall. ¡Andale Carlos...compralo! You will enjoy it.
2263748
This did not work on my lamps as there was no metal for it to come in contact with. This question IS very vague, this part has nothing to do with the glass on a lamp.
1410710
I can't answer that exactly. I installed it in a 'carriage lamp' type fixture: square brass fixture with glass inserts. Been in for a year or more and no problems.
1642312
In my opinion, no. I replaced a chandelier with this one and while I am quite happy with the look and quality of the light it doesn't put off a ton of light. Lucky for me I have other can lighting in this room therefore it is not an issue.
1205310
I never used it on brass, however, I have used it on gold, sterling, tungsten & cobalt, and it has work wonderful. However, on my gold over sterling, I think I left the rings in a little too long because they turned a little dark. However, I just buffed them with a polishing cloth and they were as good a new.
1502160
All brass has lead in it. The exposure area is minimal though, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
2120110
I used this in my bedroom, I couldn't do a hanging chandelier due to a lower ceiling. It is beautiful, go for it!
1169467
I am not sure. If it's brass I don't know if the color would throw off the glow. It will definitely ruin the instrument