Flitz Instant Brass and copper Tarnish remover

[rlazars]

Has anyone tried this:? http://www.flitz.com/brass-copper-tarnish-remover/

obviously you wouldn't spray it on and rinse...you'd have to do it pachi-style.

might save time even if you had to follow up with a polish?

[mxfaiman]

I use Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish paste. It works great on brass.

[Moparformances]

I use Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish paste. It works great on brass.

[rubberratt]

I have used it, it works pretty well !

[Spyder138]

[Mr_Smeggers]

I use brasso. and a toothbrush. Stuff is thick, don't get behind sealed cels, and residue wipes off.

[rlazars]

Thanks. I'd think that it would flick all over using a toothbrush and be a mess?

[mxfaiman]

With the mothers I take a rag and dab it in the paste, rub, then wipe with a clean rag. Never really have to worry about getting it everywhere. And if you want to polish nail shafts I use a cotton shoelace, wrap it around the nail then pull either end of the lace back and forth. (man is it time consuming though)

Old T-shirts work great for this.

[rlazars]

I agree. ...way too much mind numbness and clipped fingers. I ordered a bottle to try. ..I'll report the results upon experimentation. ...

[MrAl]

I like to you use Fluoroantimonic acid it tends clean everything.

[takethecastle57]

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000C0B3E0/...I3UJ0I6854XMT6

[rlazars]

Yep. Thanks I've tried the miracle cloth. Still pretty labor intensive IMO.

[Phulkrum]

Ditto as well


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