Does Weiman Metal Polish remove tarnish or does it prevent future tarnish?
1109478
One of the best metal polishes for tarnish removal and with more effort small scratches. Metals like silver will eventually tarnish.
1109479
Yes it removes tarnish and helps to prevent future tarnish. Your mileage may vary
1109480
Tarnish always seems to return. However, when I use Weiman's silver stays beautiful longer.
1109481
It is a super mild metal abrasive which removes discoloration and oxidation from metal surfaces that are not as hard the metal, without scratching the metal surfaces. Works great with a Dremel polishing wheel.
1109482
Works great. Removed tarnish better than anything I've used before. It's my second bottle.
1109483
Can't answer: Our son used it to polish brass for his band; recommended by his band director.
1109484
I use it to clean my stainless steel sink. It removes the film and buildup from everyday use and also leaves a protective coat so water just beads up on it.
1245465
It polishes copper very well. It is the best and fastest polish I have ever used. It also adds protection from tarnish.
1190422
I do, and cure it. Makes regular polish stay shiny and last longer. You just can not remove it with acetone. Must be buffed off.
1000088
i have polished nickel. it looks great, but never again i will have it in my house. i have to wipe my faucets after every use in order to keep them nice and sparking clean. if the water drop dries on it, it creates a stain. my other bathroom has polished chrome. - i can leave it for a week, and after wiping with a wet sponge and buffing with a terry towel it looks as good as new. i used to be paranoid about my polished nickel, but now i clean with flitz once a year and it looks not bad at all. (but i wipe it dry with the terry towels after almost every use). hope this helps
2178865
The directions say: " Good for gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, rubies, etc. Use silver tarnish remover CSST01 to remove silver tarnish". No tarnish remover came with mine.
1812232
The MAAS metal polish was able to cut through and remove very old buildups of dirt and grime on several metals including tin, nickle, and copper plate; other products I tried did not do well on all of these different metals. It took very little polish to accomplish the job with little effort. Eight weeks have passed since I finished this project and the metals show no signs of dulling, or tarnish; this cannot be said for other products I've used on other projects. This tells me that the polish protects in addition to cleaning and polishing.
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i have polished nickel. it looks great, but never again i will have it in my house. i have to wipe my faucets after every use in order to keep them nice and sparking clean. if the water drop dries on it, it creates a stain. my other bathroom has polished chrome. - i can leave it for a week, and after wiping with a wet sponge and buffing with a terry towel it looks as good as new.i used to be paranoid about my polished nickel, but now i clean with flitz once a year and it looks not bad at all. (but i wipe it dry with the terry towels after almost every use). hope this helps
549810
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!
2072814
It will remove surface impurities. If you have some light corrosion or tarnish on the outside, then yes, some heavy polishing will take care of it. If the level of oxidation is too high, then the rust will have eroded and made pits in the metal. There is no helping that level of damage short of grinding away the surface completely.
621344
I use the cream in a tube on silver and other metal. The bottle pictured here will not clean or remove tarnish. The cream is wonderful.
1908556
I have not used this product on polished aluminum, however, I would not hesitate trying it. Had no negative effects on items such as antique nickle and copper plate also various steels and unpolished aluminum. Is the aluminum polished, or coated. If coated, its possible that it could remove the coating (as most other polishes and cleaners will do).
422554
I Don't know either. This really doesn't eliminate scratches, it's seems safe to use as soft polisher. I agree with the other comment.
807278
I would say YES, but keep in mind that this polish works best while doing small areas (3 x 3) inches. I suggest using a soft cotton cloth (an old tee shirt) or something similar. For areas that are heavily tarnished, you may need 2 or more applications. This polish really does work well.
2077432
The directions tell you not to get any on metal. I'd use rubbing or polishing compound, depending on how bad the markings are.
971204
Hi Cindy, I have no clue. I know ketchup will remove some stains from bronze.I purchased the boston polish specifically for wood.
944987
It's for gems & gold mostly. for silver, you need a tarnish removal cream or solvent. But, for gold, this is great!
1117982
I'm surprised to read the answer that mentions using this copper polish like old school silver polish is used (apply a thin layer to tarnished sliver, allow to dry to a haze, rub hard until tarnish is removed--your rag will turn BLACK--, finish with a clean soft cloth). This copper polish is meant to be rubbed on the dull copper after wetting the little sponge in hot water, dipping into the creme, and rubbing onto the metal you have run hot water onto. It takes VERY little effort to get bright shiny copper, and leaves no swirl marks or scratches. So glad Amazon carries it!