I have some brass that needs cleaned up. What is the best way to do this, or best product to use please?
daryl14,
May 10, 10:18am
Scotch bright/abrasive pad with brasso. When down to clean metal, then brasso with soft rags until polished.
gabbysnana,
May 10, 10:24am
I bought autosol from mitre 10 also known as chrome glam man what a product.
rojill,
May 10, 10:24am
Toothpaste and damp cotton rag
fefeoc,
May 10, 10:55am
Brasso. Soft cloth. Elbow grease. Get these together on your item.
jills3,
May 10, 11:42am
worstershire sauce works a treat.
trade4us2,
May 10, 1:45pm
Mix white vinegar and salt and wipe on. After that polish with Brasso or autosol. Don't use coarse abrasives.
ro42,
May 10, 7:13pm
Brass-brite. Wipe on, polish off, no hard rubbing needed. Especially if your brass item is engraved and you don't want to use anything abrasive. But a word of warning: if you are doing a big piece, do it in stages as you can't let the brass-brite lotion dry on.
rainrain1,
May 10, 8:42pm
I wouldn't use an abrasive pad, it will mark the brass, Use a soft cloth to apply, and a soft cloth to shine with
shanreagh,
May 10, 10:09pm
Brasso and elbow grease.
daryl14,
Jan 12, 9:15pm
I would, depending on how thick/old the oxide/verdigris layer is. Which the OP failed to specify.
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