Will this work on REAL Brass Door Knobs?
1178449
Haven't used on Brass.... Used on Silver and Gold... It's all natural so i can't see it doing any harm.... I say give it a try...
1178450
Sorry - I have not used on real brass door knobs. But it worked on brass candlesticks.
2245683
I think it will work on any metal surface. If you did the polishing, make sure the polish didn't have any silicone or wax in it. If it did, I would use lacquer thinner to clean before spraying. I found that this product does not work on outdoor projects. I used it on exterior brass door hardware and it lasted about two weeks before peeling.
757877
I would think it will work. There is a screw on the lid, and the knob screws down.
1976867
Sort of. I used it to cut out the slot for the door knob's latch plate, opposite of hinge. It wasnt very successful on the cardboard-like material that it was made of. No clean edges and difficult to control. I had to clean it up with a chisel. It may work better on a real wood door, but since you dont want to mess that up, you should just do it right.
1819236
Depends on the door knob and what size it is and the shape. Most door knobs you should be able to get in there will the screw driver bit.
251749
Have just used the product on brass. Cannot answer that for you. Works wonder on brass.
811404
I didn't use,it on brass or copper but it works very well on silver. The label doese't say anything about brass or copper. Thanks,Jimmy
818144
sorry - I only used wenol on brass, where it worked great, albeit, with a little elbow grease.
1415707
if you are talking about the Brass to the black metal, that should be ok. Test with a small flow, and I think you will see that is ok.
632379
It does a great job on brass and bronze. Copper is the main component of bronze and is in brass too. It should work on copper.
1195482
I am unsure because I actually used this knob to replace a vintage knob from a cast iron pot I couldn't identify. It fit perfectly. I think it should work out fine.
52906
Hi, the one that I bought had brass hardware. The only visable hardware is the door knob and the hinges.
1166288
I have no idea. It has worked on the following for me:ChromeAluminumStainless steelZinc plating
2260192
Do you know what kind of metal it is? This is supposed to work on brass, copper, bronze, and some nickle pieces. Mostly I have used it on silver plated pieces where the base metal (brass) is showing through. It seems VERY hit or miss, in some places it improves the look impressively in others it will not seem to take.
1924720
As long as it comes with the brass extension piece, yes! It's about 8" long, and 1" thick. Just follow the instructions. You can also go to your local Home Depot, and they will be glad to show you how!!!!
2255155
These are shinier than they look in the photo, but they are still "vintage-y" looking. If you have shiny hinges and an oak finish, these should look okay. Your knobs will be the focal point, you can always darken the hinges if they conflict with the knobs. Shiny brass would look too new. Although I haven't tried, it might be possible to polish these up to shiny, because usually they are just chemically oxidized on the surface.
1622342
yes - this works great on a modern hollow door, it is the same size as modern latches. If you are replacing existing knobs with antique that screw into the door rather than the opposite knob, you may want to make sure the hole in your door for the knob is not too big.