will using the buffing side for a period of time wear down the gold?
475757
Pure gold itself does not tarnish, it is the alloys that tarnish and form the film on the jewelry. From a microscopic point of view, a small amount of the gold can be removed if rubbed hard and often. But I would guess to actually be able to see any gold removal would take decades of frequent rubbing. Use a liquid cleaner first, and then lightly polish the jewelry with the cloth.
475758
Not at all. It merely removes the grime & "tarnish" buildup. It also, by using the other side, polishes the gold to a really nice shine.
475759
I've been using this kind of cloth on my gold jewelry for over 30 years and all my jewelry still looks the same as it did when I bought it, so I would have to say NO to your question....
1076992
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.
1414240
I have only used it on silver and gold so far with great results. Maybe try a small amount on the clasp and see what happens?
1851443
It's a very very thin layer of Gold. It would most likely wear off quickly...Look don't touch
1868176
Absolutely! Even trim that has not started to have that 'washed out' faded look can become dull. ReNu does a great job of making it look shiny and new without any greasy residue.
1702144
Yes. Beautifully! And it does seem to last much longer before needing another polishing. I'd say it last about three months of daily usage. I do try to eat eggs with stainless ware, however. By the way, my husband hates the smell. I clean the silver out on the back porch.
279491
No, it does not wear off as it is impregnated into the metal. My husband has not had that problem with it. It is holding up very well.
1575490
I have been using this for awhile during bodybuilding competitions, I put it on very heavy over night and shower off the next day. I do this a few times and get darker each time, what remains will stay on for about a week before it starts to fade and can last about 3 weeks total.
958102
you're not putting on a fresh coat of paint so there's really no "cure" time. like the previous response said, once you buff you're good to go.
1017748
Silver should be fine, but I don't know about gold, gold shouldn't tarnish much over time, if it is pure.
591456
That's what I used it on and have had no problems at all. It seems the effects wear off after a few months, though.
359139
No, it tends to wear off after one day... I think combing and brushing your hair has an impact on the product.
448295
I would say yes, most Australian Gold products can be used indoors or outdoors. Just be sure to wash your hands after applying it.
598216
I use it twice a day. I have a little fuzz, but it takes from three to six months to see any significant changes.
2236850
I doubt it seriously I've used it for about 2 weeks and no change. Maybe after 3 to 4 years it might make a difference
1922392
No, if you use as directed with developer, it will get all lighter, maybe not as light as the highlighted part. You'll also want to be careful not to fry the part that's already highlighted.
2071979
No. The active chemicals that break down surface film become inert when it dries. Just wash it off. You might have to polish it again to get an even sheen.When you're satisfied with the shine and restored color, try some TR3. It will protect it for months without yellowing or fading.