My platted with gold over brass chain is looking dark now. Could I use this product to make it look like silver?
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You could give it a try, i was able to turn a brass bullet casing silver just to see if it would. It may be kind of difficult to work the Nushine into all the little areas there are on a chain, it takes a lot of polishing with the product to get something with no silver color tint in it to start to turn silver. S Smith
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Hi Graham,I really love this product. I understand that it is real gold somehow suspended in this liquid and using the exact instructions, with of course the included metal plate, it works like a dream. I have plated so many pieces of jewelry (mostly sterling silver,and now they look just like gold). I really do love this product. I have bought it several times. Just be sure to follow the directions precisely. Best wishes,Moira Lauren
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I may not be a good person to ask. I use True Steel in a mixture with Plush Brown to make the results more "ashy", so I'm not sure what it does by itself. I suspect it would coat the black as well as the gray - but you can wash it out immediately if you don't like the results, so it's probably worth trying.
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I couldn't tell you, I just used it on a rusty shed. I think if you use any white primer on the pot the gold will look better.
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Not sure but I did not like the gold tone of the metal, too yellow. I thought it was gold filled which does not tarnish or fade. If its plated it will usually discolor over time.
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Either will work. The dark will give your piece a more aged look. The difference is very slight.
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Not sure you'll get the results you are looking for. I followed directions atep by step and couldnt obtain a chrome look. More silver-ish. Bit as for your question, im sure iy can be brushed on, especially in a smaller area.
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James, I'll ytry to answer your question this way, it's neither black or silver, rather it's an antique hammered look that's varigated in color between dark gray with splotches of a semi rusty antique. So, my best guess is a bit of both but mostly a dark gray. for our need it's perfect in color. If you'd like I can send a close up pic, send me your email. Howard
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I love this piece as well, but I am not quite sure how hard it would be to paint it gold. If you use a primer it may not be hard, but you will no longer have the mirrored look.
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I don't think that it would really be "silver" if that is the color you are looking for. This gives more of a "shimmering" light effect. It is quite subtle. If you use it on a colored frosting, it will be more noticeable than on white or ecru frosting.
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If it's not too tarnished, yes. If it's really black, like one piece of mine was, it will work but my muscles feel it and I didn't get all of the tarnish. I used a toothbrush and a scotch scrubbie to get into it, but it worked mostly. Much easier to just wash all the silver twice a year if you really don't use it. Worst case, I think the silver cleaner is Dip It. MUCH easier to use.If you do use it, put it on, leave it for a minute or two, then scrub at the tarnish. I found that worked better, but if the silver is really tarnished, buy the silver cleaner.
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if you use the gold on siverware, the silverware will turn to gold. if you use on gold, it will coat the gold, then wash the coated gold in water, then shine. follow the directions on the bottle label.
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Any sulfur product will oxidize silver jewelry, remove it, or if you accidentally wear it, and it darkens, you may remove it with some toothpaste (white kind) and rub a small amount on your item. It will gently buff it to a sparkle.
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They have a waxy finish, so my best guess is that it would be similar to painting a traditional wax candle. I wonder if gilding wax would work? AMACO Rub 'n Buff Wax Metallic Finish, Gold Leaf, 0.5-Fluid Ounce
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its not like a typical silver tarnish though -silver tarnish you can clean, this tarnish stays and looks cheap!
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I agree with TK. I actually prefer my white gold not heavily plated. It will take on a warmer more natural tone. I love this stuff with all my fine jewelry.
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Silver should be fine, but I don't know about gold, gold shouldn't tarnish much over time, if it is pure.