Maas Concentrated Metal Cleaning & Polishing Creme, 113g

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We also reached out to Laura Elizabeth, owner and designer of luxury jewelry line Laura Elizabeth Jewelry. “When silver is exposed to oxygen or moisture, it tarnishes,” says Elizabeth whose creations are made of recycled brass, 14 karat gold, and sterling silver. Because metals don’t mix well together, she suggests keeping silver, gold, and rose gold separate when cleaning. You’ll be hard pushed to find a metal polish that will beat Maas’ amazing repertoire. Instantly removing tarnish, rust and oxidation from metal surfaces, Maas Metal Polish leaves behind a deep lustrous shine, with a long-lasting, protective and tarnish-repelling finish. Better still, Maas has a subtle lavender scent, so no nasty chemical smells common with similar cleaners. Not only will your home be gleaming, it’ll smell lovely too!

With its wipe-on, wipe-off formula, Maas takes the effort out of polishing your most prized possessions. Simply apply a small amount (you only need a tiny blob) to a dry, clean cloth and wipe over your chosen item and, before the polish dries, use a clean cloth to wipe it off again, buffing it to a lusciously lustrous, long-lasting shine. Clean your piece of metal with liquid dish soap and rinse, then dry the item thoroughly. Coat the surface of the item with polish and allow it to soak in for 5 minutes. Next, wipe the object down with a microfibre cloth, then rinse the metal item again. Fully dry the metal, being careful not to leave fingerprints on the object. You’ll need an application cloth as well as water to rinse away the dirt, tarnish, and excess solution. We recommend a microfiber cloth, especially if your items have small pieces, intricate designs, or delicate areas. Not only will the microfiber provide a soft surface to buff with, but it can also reduce lint and other exposures. You may also want to use scrubbing brushes from W. J. Hagerty, sold separately, which are soft enough for silver pieces.Not sure what to look for when it comes to the best metal polishes? Take a look at this buyer’s guide. Ingredients If you want to protect your treasured metal antiques, this brand is one of the most popular types of metal polish cream for that job. It can work on jewelry pieces made of gold or silver, as well as on metal fixtures around the home such as aluminum faucets. However, you need to wear protective gloves to use this product because it can get a little messy. This Goddard's cloth doesn’t clean silver as well as some heavier duty solutions, but it does provide a high shine polish with minimal work and scrubbing. The reusable cloth measures 17.5 x 13 inches, larger than silver cleaning wipes. While it can remove some light tarnish, it isn’t the best choice for antique or heavily tarnished silver. For routine upkeep and polishing, this is the easiest and least messy way to go. Whether you’re cleaning a gorgeous pendant or your grandma’s heirloom flatware, a great silver polish gets rid of grime and tarnish and brings a special sparkle to your favorite pieces. Look for a silver polish that is easy to apply and has clear instructions for its use. Some can be used on a variety of precious metals while others are designed specifically for silver. We spent hours researching silver polishes to find the very best one while considering factors such as type, formula, and function.

This brand is popular because it can be used for a wide range of different metals and the results last for a long time. It does not require a lot of equipment to apply, and the product also provides excellent protection against oxidation. However, users have reported that their new lavender-scented formula does not work as well as their old formula.It can be used to clean and polish antique silver, sterling silver, plated silver, and even gold. It is extra-mild so you don’t need to worry about it irritating your hands while you apply it, rinse it away, and dry your pieces. While it's smart to always wear gloves, this foam is milder than many other silver polishes. For some heavily tarnished items, you may need to scrub a bit, especially if they have intricate designs. An old toothbrush or a soft cloth can make this step much easier.