well this be okay on stainles steel watches, and also for the glass part ?
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It has worked just fine on my own stainless steel watch band, but I haven't tried dipping the whole timepiece in, so I am not sure with that.
1346706
Yes, but do not dip your watch band in the solution. Lay your watch on a towel or other absorbent surface. Then use a cotton pad dipped in solution or the brush from the jar to clean your watch band. Then I use a clean damp rag to wipe any residue off the band. If your watch crystal is Sapphire, you could use the same system for wiping it clean as well - just do not get it very wet.
1346707
I used this on my engagement ring, which is on stainless steel. It worked great, I do not know about the glass part of watches.
1346708
I clean our watches with this. I lay them on the counter and brush with an old toothbrush. Unless you have a proven waterproof watch - don't dip it, dip the brush, scrub then rinse. It works great!
1346709
The back of the jar suggests the product be used on diamonds, precious stones, platinum and gold. I would suggest using a sterling silver cleaner for the band and vinegar and water for the glass part.
1292009
It's fine. I use it on my pebble sheen finish. I also called Pebble technologies (manufacturer) and they told me it was OK, as did a pool guy I know.
1357391
Not really, at least with the glasses and watch I tried it on. While the sizes are the correct sizes for many watches/glasses, their tips are not of cut precise enought to fit the tiny screws. Especially the flathead screwdrivers are too thick.
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Yes - I used it to clean up my omega SS/14k & my other all SS watch. Both times outstanding results. THe key (since you will wear it on your skin afterward) is to make sure you really buff it all off. There is no need to use more than the smallest dab on your clean white rag/durable but soft paper towels (I use Viva). Rub until it shines up. It isn't about how much polish you use, it is all about how much buffing/rubbing you do until you bring it up to optimum shine.
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If it's a real pearl, it shouldn't be a problem. I've used it on pretty much all my jewelry as well as on my glasses and have been very happy. Try it for one minute first and if there are no problems, increase the time. I add one capfull of cleaning solution when I use the machine and then often let it sit for days, full of solution, before I use it again. That works just fine. I just got too lazy to empty and refill each use.
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Yes. I've used it on silver-plated coffee & tea service as well as on silver-plated flatware, and it's pretty incredible. I've also used it on metal frame glasses that I wear at Civil War reenactments; the glasses were gold-colored, and supposedly hypoallergenic; but they were loaded with nickel, to which I'm highly allergic. I coated them with the liquid silver-plating; and though it took four coatrs before it was adequately think to keep the nickel from touching my skin, it does work. I'm VERY impressed with it.
632397
Its good stuff, takes scum and coffee stains off, I used it on stainless and glass but not gold. It took off finish of a plated fake chrome on one of my pots. Its good stuff, on right material.
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It is recommended for Granite and a list of others and cleans all natural stone. I wouldn't try it on any glass though.
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I suggest you use Glow Inc. Smooth. The smaller particles will look much better on the tiny watch hand.
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Hi Bill, I haven't used it on glass but I don't know why it wouldn't work. It's great on ceramic, stainless, etc. I would either keep it off the metal or test an inconspicuous spot first as I had another cleaner damage the chrome on my shower door.
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I would be very gentle if you use it on the painted sections of the blade or plated parts of the sword. This has stripped the brass color off a few plated pieces I've used it on in the past. As far as stainless steel, yes you can use it and it does an amazing job. Be forewarned though, if the stainless you are polishing has a brushed finish to it it will change that somewhat and give more of a satin finish.
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As long as you are applying it to glass, you're good. It can do weird things to plastic, and the directions say not to use it on plastic.
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Yes, it works on all metals It has worked great for me on yellow and rose gold watches.
707804
I'm not a jeweler but I wouldn't recommend it. I use extreme caution when using metal polishing cloths on stones. depending on how porous the stone is, the chemicals from the cloth could make the stone brittle or discolored.
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Yes it can but you have to put the bigger watches towards the middle, if you put them in the four corners the lid tends to rub against the side of the watch when it closes. When you close the lid down there is still space between the glass and the watch which is really good so the face doesn't get scratched.
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I would use Wright's Silver Polish on sterling. Just my personal preference.
524371
The bottle only tells you how to do it on steel. It might. You should all the company. Their customer service is really good. I had to call because I was using it wrong and they explained everything over the phone