Would you use this on jewelry to be sold?
898955
Yes. I have used several different types of glue on my glass mosaic artwork, (which includes pins and other pieces of jewelry), and Beacon 527 is the best I've found.
898956
Absolutely. I am a Power Seller on ebay dealing mainly with vintage jewelry. I have tried many adhesives and Beacon 527 is my all time favorite. I have learned to use only a tiny drop to replace rhinestones. Holds immediately and dries totally clear even if you mess up. Works fine with other materials as well .
565091
Sure it can, my daughter uses it for her jewelry and makeup. You can use this for just about anything.
317554
No, I believe it is to course to clean jewelry and you would have to clean it a lot to get it off the jewelry.
345358
Yes its safe for gold as well as silver, both are affected by the air and it will keep both in better shape. Again the only concern is the type of stone on the jewelry.
259067
I used it to repair a broken small wooden sculpture and it worked perfect for that. I haven't tried it for jewelry making, but imagine it should work.
570898
I didn't buy the lot for direct resale. I bought it to make jewelry out of. I still have some left. :)
2042998
Unfortunately I am not using it for jewelry weighing. I actually got it for small amounts of fertilizers for my planted fish tank. It works for my purposes but don't know about others.
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.....!
1610836
I do not know about using this product for gold jewelry . I just used it for silver items. Sorry for replying so late.
1050912
It would be PERFECT for jewelry! I have a lot of very nice silver and gold jewelry. The cloth is very soft like a soft flannel or soft cotton. I think it's a great idea
1101523
Not sure. I am a metalsmith (mostly silver) but have used it on copper components of the jewelry.
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
1386207
I used it on a necklace that the finish was worn, which it did improve but did not bring back like it was before. Maybe if you have a solid surface and not chain links it would do better. Also it gave the necklace a matt finish, not high gloss, not sure what kind of metal the necklace was made of.
1260033
No- but I would stick to gold and silver. I would imagine they would clean or buff up your gems but work visibly on gold and silver. I use it on my wife's diamond gold ring and I have to say- it sparkles like new with No effort. I also use it to clean my stainles steal watch and crystal.
1247681
No; use the "Delicate" brand, specifically for semi-precious stones, pearls, and costume jewelry.
1796211
If the jewelry is in good condition there should be no problem. I have been using this cloth for years and have never had trouble using it. Sometimes. when gold plate is VERY worn the cloth will rub off additional loose gold making it seem like the cloth is the problem. The cloth is not to blame, the jewelry is just too worn out. BTW you can buy these at Walmart cheaper.
1232895
I have to be totally honest, I have never tried that. But I know it can glue a Very fine gemstone to a flat piece of sterling silver and you don't have to worry about it falling off. Even without prongs. I trust the glue. So my guess for the answer to your question is... yes.