I would like to use this to wrap silver platters and pitchers. How often do you have to polish once stored in this silvercloth?
1391017
Not often at all. I have silverware wrapped in this cloth and haven't had to polish in a long time.
1391018
While they are wrapped, you don't need to polish them. When you unwrap and use them, you might want to give them a quick wash and buff before you put them away again.
1391019
I don't think I'm organized enough to answer that question accurately. I just know that we live in an area of sour gas wells and without the cloth things tarnish in what seems like days; with it it's more like weeks.
375820
I use it on my silver set and trays and it does a great job. I never used it on my silver jewelry, but it sounds like a good idea?
1327432
There is a board inside the cloth for the bottom and there are dividers to keep the various pieces stacked. Then you pull the cloth cover over the pieces to keep them from tarnishing. I have several and they keep our pieces relatively tarnish free. I polish the silver once every year or two.
1800605
Use Maas after polishing. Spouse says silver does not retarnish. It is a preservative. "Works great."
1227381
Not for sure. I have sold Native American jewelry which is all silver. I think properly cleaning and displaying on the cloth should get you a long way in keeping the silver tarnish resistant.
1140824
I bought mine to replace a cloth I'd had for years. I just scraped it with a flat blade, added a bit more flour, and scraped it again. Then I store it covered with paper towels, wrapped around the rolling pin and stored in a clean plastic bag. But if you're rolling out spicy dough, you might want to wash it with warm water and gentle cycle. Btw, I also bought the non-slip product to place the pastry cloth on...and roll it along with the whole thing. I love the non-slip thing as the cloth stays put!
180906
My silverware is in stainless steel and I store it all year long in that brown cloth flatware without any problem. cordially yours.
422803
This set works good. I use mine to polish silver jewelry. Not sure how much time or detail you are putting into your wheels.
1227380
This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why not? Roll out to display, roll up to store. Easy peasy. This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why... » Read More This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why not? Roll out to display, roll up to store. Easy peasy. « Show Less
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It should be fine after 4 days. I covered mine with epoxy I like the shine and extra durability but the finish that came with it should hold up to the heat from a dish washer
2221003
mine stayed tacky for a few days, needs hot sun to bake it for a while. It will harden eventually, and look great. I used it on a home made picnic table, applied 3 coats. this stuff is amazing.
218057
No. It prevents tarnish as long as you clean the silver or item before storing it in the cloth.
1412817
Tight wrapping is not necessary but I feel that completely enclosing the item is best because it keeps some of the air away from the silver piece. I have a lot of small silver pieces in a drawer in our serving buffet. The drawer is completely lined in silver cloth and there is a large piece loosely covering the items. I've never seen any signs of tarnish on anything in the drawer. Let me know if you have any other questions.
1679219
I can hold service for 12 however it could depend upon how ornate or chunky your silverware is. Mine is a pretty simple pattern. I do like this because it fits easily into my server draw and a silverware box wouldn't fit.Hope this helps.
180908
My silverware is in stainless steel and I store it all year long in that brown cloth flatware without any problem.cordially yours.
1846752
it really depends on what kind of finish you want. I personally like a super glossy finish so i use gloss on my polymer clay figurines. I suggest about 3-4 thin coats with proper drying times in between to ensure that the finish won't scratch & to achieve that glossy surface. Semi- gloss just gives off a dull sheen~ hope that helped.
1131333
It works pretty well, and without it the silver would get really tarnished. You still have to polish silver once in a while to have it look its best. Have the butler do it--wait a minute, that's me!