can i use it on jewelry
1460895
We have never used the Gorilla Glue 7805001 on Jewelry. Sorry I can't be of help.
1460896
I have! I love the stuff! I have a favorite beaded glasses holder which broke. I removed a couple of beads and glued the thread and beads together over a year ago and I wear it daily!
1460897
definitely! I make photo jewelry and use only this glue to attach my glass-covered photo to the pendant.
741260
I would think so, maybe using a cotton ball. I have only used it on jewelry though.
1228219
I honestly don't know. I bought the jewelry cleaner to clean a probe from a lab instrument at the hospital where I work since a sonicator would have taken a year to get due to cost. I can tell you that the cleaner works really well and our area is pleased with it. Good luck!
1901503
Absolutely not! This is strictly meant for small jewelry projects! I'd check your local hardware store!
763749
I would not use this on all gems. The cleaner is designed for silver flatware and housewares, not jewelry. It could severely damage opals, turquoise and similar soft stones, coated crystals, and pearls. If you need to clean silver with gemstones, use a cleaner designed for jewelry.
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I have not personally used the steamer on jewelry although I see no reason why it could not be used. I would hesitate to use on it on costume or vintage jewelry that might have stones cemented into place. But, blasting a diamond ring with steam should be just fine. I agree with the two previous answers. I've had mine 6 months and was very enthusiastic about it and used it effectively. But a week ago steam started escaping from other parts of the steamer and made it so hot that I could not hold down the steamer button. I am now waiting for the "Reliable" company to respond to my queries. I have not personally used the steamer on jewelry although I see no reason why it could not be used. I would hesitate to use on it on costume or vintage jewelry that might have stones cemented into place. But, blasting a diamond ring with steam should be just fine. I agree with the two previous answers. I've had mine 6 months and was very enthusiastic about it and used it effectively. But a week ago steam started escaping from other parts of the steamer and made it so hot that I could not hold down the steamer button. I am now waiting for the "Reliable" company to respond to my... » Read More I have not personally used the steamer on jewelry although I see no reason why it could not be used. I would hesitate to use on it on costume or vintage jewelry that might have stones cemented into place. But, blasting a diamond ring with steam should be just fine. I agree with the two previous answers. I've had mine 6 months and was very enthusiastic about it and used it effectively. But a week ago steam started escaping from other parts of the steamer and made it so hot that I could not hold down the steamer button. I am now waiting for the "Reliable" company to respond to my queries. « Show Less
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Not sure. I am a metalsmith (mostly silver) but have used it on copper components of the jewelry.
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Sure it can, my daughter uses it for her jewelry and makeup. You can use this for just about anything.
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I would check with a jeweler on how to clean pearls. They are very, very delicate and can be damaged easily. I would also not use this to clean opals. Maybe there is a cleaning detergent safe to use for pearls, but I would never take a chance until I knew for sure from an expert.
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Not sure on this---but it works very well on silver jewelry. Surely it would. You could take a piece that isn't used much and try a little on the back or a inconspicuous place. If you do it---let me know how it worked out. Sherry in Knox TN
707805
This polishing cloth is for metals only. It is not recommended for any stone jewelry.
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I have used it mainly for jewelry. I believe that it is safe for anything silver and can be applied with a cloth.Works GREAT on jewelry!
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.....!
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Yes, it is safe for your ring. Add a couple drops of liquid dish soap to plain warm water. I use it for eyeglasses and watch bands also. Just make sure to place your watch on the holder and only the band is submersed. I would use it on costume jewelry that has the stones glued in. This ultrasonic cleaner does the same great job as the expensive ultrasonic cleaner we used at the Optical Lab where I was employed many years ago.
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I use it on my silver set and trays and it does a great job. I never used it on my silver jewelry, but it sounds like a good idea?
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Did not have jewelry on when I used it but I would think as long as its real jewelry and you rinse it right off, it should be ok.
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Connoisseurs does make a dry formula (wipes) and wet formula for silver jewelry. I like to use the wipe first, then give a brushing with the wet, then rinse. But I would careful around the gems and just use warm, soapy water on them with a little brush.