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pnwest

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9. I can testify as a bartender who has polished

Reply to csziggy (Original post)

Wed Jan 20, 2021, 12:24 AM

Jan 2021

the brass beer towers at least 590 times, Bartenders Friend is great stuff. It will clean off the corrosion, and is as easy as the video suggests. If it’s real bad, may have to apply a bit more elbow grease, but it works rreeaaaalllly well.

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Need advice on polishing brass items [View all] csziggy Jan 2021 OP

We used Brasso on belt buckles and such in the Army Glorfindel Jan 2021 #1

Oh - I used to use that on thge brass fittings on my horse tack csziggy Jan 2021 #3

Brasso and a soft toothbrush if there are lots of details. nt Phoenix61 Jan 2021 #2

Agree about the Brasso. Flitz will also work. rsdsharp Jan 2021 #4

Flitz is what the guy in the polishing with a Dremel used and recommended csziggy Jan 2021 #6

Flitz will work with a soft cloth, too. Renaissance wax rsdsharp Jan 2021 #8

I just added Renaissance Wax to my shopping list csziggy Jan 2021 #10

I used Brasso GP6971 Jan 2021 #5

As I said, doing it by hand is too much for my old hands csziggy Jan 2021 #7

I can testify as a bartender who has polished pnwest Jan 2021 #9

I'm going to try it first csziggy Jan 2021 #11

Let me know how it goes! pnwest Jan 2021 #12