I was wondering if earth paste is non-abrasive? For those who have white crowns some things like baking soda is abrasive and will take the shine off.
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Since its mostly made up of the clay, the paste is very smooth & doesnt have any "grit" to it
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I believe the polish has a wax in it. The polish definitely creates a nice shine. I use the cleaner then the polish. And sometimes use just the polish for touch ups but don't make that a habit. I'd guess that because it has wax, it could build up. I haven't experienced that though. My granite is uba tuba and has a 15 year seal on it so it doesn't require annual sealing. Hope this helps.I love both products & am no longer able to find in our local stores. For us, any other granite cleaners & polishes don't compare.
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I can't answer this because I didn't use it for that purpose. I can't look at the label because it isn't at my home. A tooth brush and an abrasive cleanser always worked for me for such jobs. Maybe I had really tough tiles.
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The particles are not regular enough for them to apply a normal grit rating, but they are sorted by maximum size in microns, I think. At any rate, I think the rough equivalents are Coarse: 250, Fine: 600, X-Fine: 1200. There is an XX-Fine, but even that doesn't get you anywhere close to 8000. If you want a finish like an 8000+ waterstone with diamonds, you have to get the paste and spread it on a substrate of your own. I'm sure I've seen diamond paste as fine as .5 micron, and it may go finer than that; I don't think they can bond particles that fine to the DMT plates.
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HI- A good copper cleaner will do. Like Twinkle, etc. Apply the paste to outside only
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Not sure about abrasive content, but I can tell you that if the paint surface is clean, I like to clay first after washing if I can feel any contaminants, this is the best wax that I have ever used. Lasts a long time and proper application results is a glassy smooth surface that shed water and road dust. It doesn't remove fine scratches, it is NOT a cleaner wax.
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i do not find this product abrasive but have no experience with the finish in question
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
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No abrasives at all. I have been using this for years and it works excellent. Very easy to rub on and off. I used their cleaner wax and it did have abrasives. I removed those fine scratches with their ultimate polish.
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My husband has crowns and he had no problems with removing the molding compound. Crowns are usually cemented in pretty good.
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I agree with Scottie. There are easier ways but the polish doesn't last. Take the time to use the Maas polish and you will have a long lasting shine. It also won't damage the finish.
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I would think so. I'm not an expert. The Stuff is white. It is a very fine grit like a sandpaper paste. You will have to use elbow grease for sure. I had to rub quite a bit. Have not gone back to do it again. But it seems to work.
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The mineral veil does not make your face shine or sparkly. At first it has kind of a matte powdery effect, and then after the makeup sets, the product looks less powdery. You just have to be sure to use the right size brush. There is a food bare mineral powder tutorial online that I recommend to watch!
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I use either a little bit of my tooth paste, or I make a paste with baking soda. I also asked my dental hygienist at my last dental visit and she gave me so e of the actual deep tall polishing cream. My dentist also told me to only use my polisher at most every 2-3 weeks or may cause damage. Hope this helps! Good luck!
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Apply it OVER the mineral makeup and blend it well. The effect will not be good if you place makeup over it.
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I had no problem using it with regular polish on acrylics. I have Question? What do you use to remove your acrylics?
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Apologies Bonnie, I've never tried to do that. Guess I'm not thinking of trying to save money. I polish for commercial purposes and inlay my Art work. My polishers run 7 days a week and stop only when changing Grits or pulling finished items, Bone, Stone, Ivory, Operculum or raw Jewels :-)