Can this product be used on brass? I have a coat/hat rack which has gotten oxidized and it is too big a job to do just with elbow grease.
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With the ball itself, all it takes is patience and skill. Luck doesn't hurt, if you're working with an oddly-shaped item. Personally, I'd use the smaller one, the 'mini'.
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Have not used it on Stainless Steel. Have used it thus far on a number of brass pieces as well as a large oval brass table, and it outperformed all other products I have used (Brasso, Tarnish-X, etc.). I am planning to try it on a silver tea set but have not gotten around to that yet. I can tell you this however: given its performance thus far, I would not hesitate to buy more of it.Hope this helps at least somewhat.
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I have used this product for many years with no problems. I clean some brass and copper mugs with this and no problem, but I do wash it off. Be sure to really dry your copper pieces thoroughly after cleaning - moisture will make them turn dark very soon. I dry the pieces clean and then I take a perfectly dry cloth and go over them again. Hope this answer your question.
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In my opinion, I wouldn't use this product on anything because it does not work. Call Rust-Oleum for the most educated response for use on leather.
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When the remaining paint in the bottle dries up, simply add a touch of hot water to it, a little at a time and stir it with a round tooth pick till it starts to mix, but better yet and much more efficient, I tape it to a vibrating tumbler I have to clean my dirty, fired pistol brass. It's already water based anyway so you can't hurt it with water.
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I didn't like this product. Totally useless. I would ask an antique dealer what to use on your antique brass. Good luck
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I have NOT used it for outdoors but it does work very well on brass in my bathroom.
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I personally sonic clean and, after drying, tumble my brass. This is just a matter of personal preference. Looks like almost new when finished.
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I had a shiny #12 brass screw left over from a previous project and dipped the head of it in the bluing liquid for about 20 seconds, and it came out looking like antique brass. I tapped the screw head on a paper towel to get the excess liquid off, then let it sit on the paper towel for a minute or so before wiping it off good. It retained the antique look it had coming out of the liquid. I believe leaving it in the liquid longer or dipping it a second time, etc., would darken it up even more, but it has a nice aged look to it even now; I wish I could post a photo of it for you, but this is about the best I can do.
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I can verify the brass does not have to be completely dry when using walnut media. I use an ultra sonic cleaner to clean the brass and a tumbler to polish. I usually just put the brass in a towel and shake it a few times to get a lot of the moisture off and then dump it in. I've seen no issues.
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I don't know. I don't have anything brass I can test it on. If I find something, I'll let you know.
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Are you asking if I have used this to clean brass? The answer is no. There are cleaners specially made to clean brass. I suggest you try one of them.
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Works well on solid brass. Be careful with brass plated items due to the thinness of plating.
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I do not know. I have used this product only on ferrous metals and have not tried it on any stainless steel alloys. This product will remove rust, but it can not keep it from coming back. The area where the rust is removed will look clean but needs to be sealed to minimize the return of oxidation, maybe a high temp cooking oil thinly applied to the effected area could serve this purpose. good luck.
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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.
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I have only used it on very bright, well cleaned brass, and it worked very well. Just make sure the copper is very clean and that it has not been previously coated with anything.
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Although I have never cleaned any items but brass, I don't see why it would not clean any type of metal. The cleaning medium of crushed walnut shells is less abrasive than other cleaning agents and is inexpensive to change which may be necessary with dirtier small automotive parts.