No, Initial polishing must be done by a buffing machine with various abrasive wheels and rouges, only then it can be maintained by hand with normal retail polishing compounds.

Polish is positively cuckoo about health and safety. Each individual station is equipped with a porcelain sink with fresh running water and tools that are sterilized in a hospital grade disinfectant. Buffers, Files, Toes Separators are all packaged in an organza bag for you to bring back each visit. (This ensures no one else shares you non-disinfectables.) As for our tubs, technicians scrub and use a hospital grade disinfectant as well. See similar questions...

Mick & Jake Jewelry Designs brass jewelry is pre-treated to minimize the tendency of tarnish during your first few months of wear. To ensure continued tarnish-free beauty, we recommend the gentle cleaning of your jewelry at least monthly with any retail-bought brass cleaner. See similar questions...

We recommend an occasional cleaning with natural, non-ammonia jewelry cleaner. PLEASE use no harsh abrasives, chemicals, or cleaners that contain oils (natural or not). See similar questions...

Do NOT use any sort of polish or metal cleaner. The trim on fireplaces usually has a lacquer coating that can be stripped off with harsh cleaners. Stick to simple soap and water. See similar questions...

Lacquered brass should be gently washed with a mild detergent solution, to avoid damaging the lacquer coating. Never use metal polishes or steel wool on it. When the lacquer gets chipped or scratched, the metal underneath will tarnish. Eventually the lacquer will have to be stripped off and the piece re-lacquered. Tung oil will also protect brass from tarnishing, and it doesn't turn dark and is easier to remove than lacquer. Car wax helps too, but doesn't last as long as tung oil. See similar questions...

Yes. PERFECT DETAIL can make chrome look absolutely beautiful while keeping it clean longer than other products. It works absolutely great on glass. It is safe for tinted windows because there is no ammonia in it. As well, it will resist hard water spots from bonding to the surface, make bugs etc. remove easier next time and make the glass crystal clear. See similar questions...

For all "glossy" Taylor models, we recommend a non-abrasive (very important!) carnauba wax or a brand-name guitar polish to rub out minor scratches and to preserve the high-gloss finish. However, our 300 and 400 Series models, two of the four Taylor acoustic basses, our 100 and 200 Series, and all Baby Taylors have a "satin" (non-gloss) finish. On these Taylors, you don't want to use any type of polish, wax, or Murphy's Oil Soap anywhere on the body, because they can damage the finish. See similar questions...

How you care for your pewter depends on the appearance you wish to achieve and maintain. In daily use, pewter was kept bright and polished and many collectors prefer this appearance. Pewter does not tarnish like silver, so a periodic clean with an all-purpose metal (not silver) polish will keep it looking bright. See similar questions...

The Susan G. Komen Foundation says that... "One Person Can Make a Difference - This year, we celebrate nearly 25 years of patient advocacy, building awareness and investing $630 million in breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment programs. " www.komen.org I send all orders out within 24 hours if paid by credit card online and in stock merchandise only. Except around holidays lead time increases to 3-5 days so please order early. See similar questions...

A brass or copper lamp may be cleaned and polished to a bright new finish. However, steel, iron and white metal lamps cannot be polished and must be plated or painted to improve their finish. We suggest you consult with our Dealer Locator for a dealer in your area before attempting to re-polish a lamp of possibly high value. If you’re not sure that your lamp is brass, it would be best to first determine whether or not your lamp is made of solid brass material. See similar questions...

We recommend Brass & Copper Cleaner. It removes tarnish and leaves a smooth polished surface with a brilliant shine. Brass & Copper Cleaner contains a low level of abrasive and leaves less black residue on hands or cleaning cloths than any other product on the market. See similar questions...

Use only a soft cloth. Many polishes are too abrasive and could affect the finish. If you use polished brass outdoors, know that it will tarnish, but car wax will preserve the finish. See similar questions...

No. It will clean dirt off but not oxidation. It will seal aluminum against oxidation forming and stainless steel against discoloration. Our other product EASY ALUMINUM POLISH will do that better than anything on the market. See similar questions...

Your moissanite jewelry requires the same care and handling as any other jewel. Just like fine diamonds, clean with steam, solution or ultrasonic cleaners. Avoid cleaning with harsh chemicals. See similar questions...

Platinum jewelry should be cleaned the same way you clean other fine jewelry. Use a good pre-packaged jewelry cleaner available from your local jeweler or have it professionally cleaned by your jeweler. As with all precious jewelry, store with care, not allowing pieces to touch or scratch each other. See similar questions...