Will this get rid of brassy orange?
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Yes it will ! I has a sort of an uneven and a brassy brown and orangy colored hair and this is the first time my hair looks blonde, hope thia helps !
558877
They recommended the orange degreaser, I use it then a USBC approved cleaner. I have had good results using that combination.
1364491
My brass was in excellent shape, but was very dirty. I had to tumble it for about 6hrs to get it clean.
2181239
Yes. It will do the job. I would still remove the skin off citrus or you'll have bitter juice.
1984234
It may discolor-but if it is an inconspicuous place, it may be worth it. You can also try pure essential orange oil...and scrub hard.
869459
Despite the water base, the orange extract can cause damage to finish on furniture and woodwork. If you do spray this on surfaces, it is recommended that you wait 3 seconds, and then "wipe off the excess". I hadn't realized that some of the liquid had hit the leg of a wooden table. It left white marks because it had taken the finish off the wood. I had no problem with non-porous surfaces.
524370
I had a shiny #12 brass screw left over from a previous project and dipped the head of it in the bluing liquid for about 20 seconds, and it came out looking like antique brass. I tapped the screw head on a paper towel to get the excess liquid off, then let it sit on the paper towel for a minute or so before wiping it off good. It retained the antique look it had coming out of the liquid. I believe leaving it in the liquid longer or dipping it a second time, etc., would darken it up even more, but it has a nice aged look to it even now; I wish I could post a photo of it for you, but this is about the best I can do.
1447048
Sure. Just be sure to use gun cleaning solution, not brass cleaning solution.
1089879
It is a spray and shouldn't need cleaning up. Protect the area well or spray outside with good ventilation. I would say that by the ingredients it is not water soluble. It works beautifully on brass.
919432
helped take the orange out of my blond hair (due to rust in our water) hope this helps!
1070438
I have never tried it on brass or copper, both of which have cleanersadvertised, but if you buy it for silver, try it. Brass and copper aretough metals to clean, silver is far easier.ss
422350
Yes it worked very well for me it took the brassyness away and I highly recommend this product, it made a big improvement
2112525
I just use it for brass cleaning. Only needs about 4 or 5 hours for that but I usually turn it on before bed then turn it off when I get up in the morning.
835165
Yes!! Make sure you follow directions and you will notice daily improvements. It's a continuous cleaning product. Use weekly. I have hard water and now have no more orange ish residue.
999344
This unit will remove the following: Combined Chlorine (Sodium Hypochlorite) Hydrogen Sulfide (rotten egg smell) Iron oxide (rust water) Dirt, sediment Odors Plus, its pH balanced
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No it does not. The orange part actually can be removed and cleaned. I have not had any issues with this probably and have taken on several mission trips and it has stay clean.
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Are you asking if it can be added to tumbling media like corn or crushed walnut shells to clean brass? That's a good question! I am not sure but the consistency may be to thick for the media to completely remove it all. I would say to try it with a few pieces before you do it in a mass quantity just to make sure. Its a great polish so theoretically I would say it should work fine as a cheaper alternative to cleaning brass... I think however it would be more of a protectant to your brass than a polish in the end..Just not sure if the media can remove all the polish to be honest. You may be doing some extra hand polishing in the end... Let us know if you try it and share your results... Are you asking if it can be added to tumbling media like corn or crushed walnut shells to clean brass? That's a good question! I am not sure but the consistency may be to thick for the media to completely remove it all. I would say to try it with a few pieces before you do it in a mass quantity just to make sure. Its a great polish so theoretically I would say it should work fine as a cheaper alternative to cleaning brass... I think however it would be more of a protectant to your brass than a polish in the end..Just not sure if the media can remove all the polish to be honest. You may be... » Read More Are you asking if it can be added to tumbling media like corn or crushed walnut shells to clean brass? That's a good question! I am not sure but the consistency may be to thick for the media to completely remove it all. I would say to try it with a few pieces before you do it in a mass quantity just to make sure. Its a great polish so theoretically I would say it should work fine as a cheaper alternative to cleaning brass... I think however it would be more of a protectant to your brass than a polish in the end..Just not sure if the media can remove all the polish to be honest. You may be doing some extra hand polishing in the end... Let us know if you try it and share your results... « Show Less