Can this be used on a copper kitchen sink?
1101523
Not sure. I am a metalsmith (mostly silver) but have used it on copper components of the jewelry.
1101524
I am sure that it would work fine on the sink, but I think it would wash off in a short time. It lasts quite a while in a dry situation, or even a humid area but if it is in contact with running water or detergent, I am not sure it will last.
1101525
ABSOLUTLY. Renaissance wax is used by all museums as a trusted protectant. I use it personally on all kinds of metal with fantastic results! You won't be disappointed.
1101526
I personally use it for a hand gun to keep off rust from moisture. I think it will keep calcium off copper but it will have to be reapplied to Maintain its pristine look. Hopefully this answered your question !
805024
I used it on my corian sink. I would think that it would work on stainless too but I don't know for sure. Worth a try?
632876
Should be no problem but I do want to bring up the fact that this sink is made of a plastic material not typical kitchen style. I used it in 2 utilities so far and they work great.
2019760
The best way to take care of your copper sink is surprisingly easy. For basic cleaning, simply use a mild soap, water and a sponge when necessary. You do not need other cleaning products. Do not use abrasive or harsh chemicals on any copper products as they can damage the surface. After each use, clean the product with a clean cloth. The copper finish (patina) never stops changing color. The evolution of a copper finish is gradual, and as time passes, it becomes even more beautiful. You can reduce this change with the use of wax. To help keep the copper sink with the best appearance possible, apply a thin layer of wax from time to time. The wax will help keep the shine of copper and promote better water runoff. To prevent discoloration or damage to the finish, avoid acidic substances and do not let them come in contact with the copper surface. Thoroughly rinse the sink after working with acidic substances like lemon, grapefruit, vinegar, hot sauce, etc. Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaners as they can remove the patina and be sure to rinse the sink if one of these comes into contact with the sink. Do not use vinegar to clean the sink.
1885777
I purchased this sink for a mountain cabin, very far from any tropical region. So I can't really offer any advice. Although, stainless steel material should do what it is designed to do - not to rust or tarnish - as long as it is properly maintained. Good luck.
2179382
Since I don't have any large appliance with a stainless steel surfaces, I can't answer that question. It didn't work on my stainless steel sink.
585044
Yes, but I had to order a different one for my sink because it wouldn't fit my copper sink. It looks as if most people had no trouble with the drain that came with it. Hope this helps.
2081262
Its solid copper so I would looks up to see if copper is approved for your stove top.
321564
It does a great job on copper. I don't have anything brass,so,I don't know. Sorry!
2122043
I think it will. My daughter - in - law had some brown stains and rust spots and with some scrubbing the sink is spotless but it was stainless steel. Try to contact the manufacture of the product to see if they recommend this on porcelain.
2014228
Yes, it can. I use mine in a good-sized copper birdbath, and it works fine.
1289593
It's great on copper but that's all I've used it on. Did you read the container? They usually say what you can use it on.
1848247
Yes, I bought this for my wife's stainless steel kitchen sink, she LOVES it!!
1220491
Yes, I believe so.However, we used itwith the copper sink we purchased because a "standard" pop-up did not workwith that style sink.
1068222
I use it for my copper sink in the kitchen. It helps the water run off and gives it a beautiful sheen which last a few weeks. I understand it is safe for most metals but I have not tried it on anything else. Its a petroleum product, I believe, so not sure with the fumes but you might try a small test spot first.
1013145
I don't know as I used it on top of the counter with its drain tray. I had a stainless steel sink at the time and did not want to put it in the sink without the tray for fear of scratching the bottom of the sink. It might fit OK without the drain tray but you might have to put some type of protector on the bottom so as not to scratch the bottom of your sink if it is stainless.
1017419
I don't think I would use this on a stainless sink and definitely not fixtures. The coarseness would scratch the surface.