Does this work on costume jewelry also?
871515
sure, it works on any physical thing that is water-resistant, pretty much. It just causes superficially attached small particles to be shaken loose by sound waves
871516
I'm not sure, I only use it for silver, gold and diamonds.....but I have put my prescription glasses in it.I'll have to get out the instructions and get back to you.
661646
It will work equally well on all sorts of devices. Alas, that may not always be very well. While I suspect my problems are with the necklace device, diagnosis is very difficult.
1074111
Yes, I have used it on all my jewelry. It actually does a good job because the foam gets into the crevices that I wouldn't be able to reach otherwise. And, of course, it rinses off easily, so the jewelry is clean of any polish residue.
1914113
You can use it on gold, yellow and white ,,platinum and most stones. Not pearls.
456657
It works really well on metal. I tried on some jewelry and it doesn't look like real gold, but did fairly cover some places turning on some of my costume jewelry. I would post a pic of the old fireplace I used it on but I am not sure how to upload a photo.
785156
i have only used it on jewelry and yes more than one coat works but do not let it sit in the solution. I was impressed with the stuff
707805
This polishing cloth is for metals only. It is not recommended for any stone jewelry.
763750
I haven't tried on anything like gems of stones, it works on silver well though. Sorry
565091
Sure it can, my daughter uses it for her jewelry and makeup. You can use this for just about anything.
1414239
Yes, I have used several jewelry cleaners & Blitz Gem is definitely one of the better cleaners & very gentile for delicate chains, as well as pearls, etc. I was referred by someone about this product, and would recommend purchasing it. My jewelry definitely sparkles. I hope I answered your question.
1229300
It may work, but I would suggest going to a Jewelry repair. You would be surprised how cheap they will fix your jewelry. This epoxy would most likely make a mess of what you were trying to fix. It has a strong bond, but I would not use it on anything you would want to see.
1945615
HI Lori - I don't use the wax on jewelry. I apply it to unfinished wood. I just stick my hand in an old cotton sock, pick up some wax on my fore finger, apply and rub it in with the rest of the sock. Don't know if that would work with jewelry. Good luck. Peg
430606
I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this helps you. W> I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this... » Read More I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this helps you. W> « Show Less
1460895
We have never used the Gorilla Glue 7805001 on Jewelry. Sorry I can't be of help.
1414237
I have used this on gold chains, but not silver and not on gold-plated jewelry. It does work on gold chains if you let it soak a minute or two, then use the scrub brush.
2065368
Yes. You can use this on fine jewelry, metal and gemstones. Great on gold, platinum, titanium and gemstones including diamond, ruby, emerald and sapphire. Not for use on softer stones such as coral, ivory, amber, malachite, pearls, opal, jade or turquoise. After you open the lid, grab the tip of the basket post and let soak in the basket for 1/2 hour. Use the included brush for heaver dirt. Rinse w/ cool water, and let dry on a towel. It does great job for our jewelry.
766299
I used it to cover silver plated costume jewelry. The base was alloyed metal. It worked great!