Can this product be used on silver plated silverware?
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Barbara, Good question. I've only used it on very porous pot metal pieces. The color of repair would be a mismatch, it cures more the color of aluminum. Application lists "utensils" however, it is among items listed for pot metal.
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I have not used this on silver. Only platinum and white gold. Some reviews have said that it was harsh on their silver. I would use caution and read their reviews first before attempting to use it.
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I've used the product only on glass top stove tops, if it would be used on porcelain I don't think it would harm itbut you could be risking it..
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This is a thin liquid product. The item cannot be applied with a cotton ball or cloth. It must be submerged. For silverware a cream polish would work better.
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Hello E. J., I do not know. We found the size of the pieces too large to be comfortable and returned them. I cannot understand why new silverware has to be gigantic. Sorry but I do not have an answer.
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I had no problem with my silverware. I have large and somewhat smaller knives in my antique silverware. I don't know what to suggest.
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I use it mostly on wood but, used wet, it will put a mirror shine on brass quickly so I would expect it to work similarly on silver. When wet sanding brass, even the finest, 12,000 grit, pad will remove material pretty fast (considering that it leaves a mirror finish) so be careful when using it on silver if you have fine detail or a plated surface. Sometimes the only thing silver needs to restore it's high gloss is to remove the tarnish so a chemical silver polish works very well if you don't have scratches to polish out.
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Yes - I always wash my silver cutlery (flatware) and dishes with soap and water after polishing them. Just use Palmolive, Fairy or any other regular kitchen detergent. Patricia
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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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I have a couple of antique silver spoons that do okay with it. I never polish them but they're still tarnish free, just a dull silver look.
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Yes I think so. It's not made of plastic it's made of steel with enamel paint on top the silverware is stainless steel with plastic grip.
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I wouldn't try it. This is paint and it's likely to come off the utensils when using them around cooking.. I would look for tarnish remover.
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It will certainly NOT remove the scratches. The silver may help paint over scratches to make them less noticeable.
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There is a Wrights cream polish made just for silver that I would use instead. It works very well on silver as the copper one works on copper and brass.
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We did not use this product on jewelry. We used it in sterling silver platters, pitchers, candle stick holders, and flatware, so I can't say how it would work on jewelry. It worked great on the sterling.
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no... back of container clearly states "not recommended for enamel coated utensils or cookware" I wouldn't risk it. I don't even put my cast iron stuff in the dishwasher.
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I believe you can use it on anything with a gemstone, the silver you may want to treat separately with a rub on cleaner intended just for silver since I do not think this will clean silver as a rub on polish would, I use it mostly for my wedding ring that is set in gold and it does a fantastic job of cleaning the setting and getting the dirt out.