Brass Polish and Cleaner, Prevents Tarnish, Safe for Brass, Copper, Chrome, and Sterling Silver, Metal Polish for Cymbals, Trombone, Trumpet, and Other Instruments, 8 oz, Pack of 12

I was shopping for a polish that was multi-purpose, as I had some copper and silver to polish. Put gloves on, used two microfiber towels, one to apply the cream and the other one to polish. Worked like a charm. I’m going to go back with smaller tools for the little crevices but this was only the first pass. (One pic is silver tray test spot so you could see difference next to the tarnish) No harsh odors, easy to apply (no super scrub strength required,) mess free. A little goes a long way so value for the money is fantastic. The shine it produces is insane, I’m so happy and would highly recommend to anyone.

Works so well. I used a bunch of paper towels and I found it got into the cracks well. SUPER CLEANING POWER. Easy to use, wear gloves nitrile gloves to keep hands clean. A little goes a long way so the size is good and great value for money and ease. Other brass cleaners are like flour and other stuff. Color is white and it leaves the brass shining.

This product is excellent. My family has a lot of copper, brass, and bronze and this gives the metal a glass like shine. I have used other brands and this is great. It has no crazy smell like pther popular brands. I have already bought more. I have a before and after photo.

This brass polish and cleaner works well with some effort. It does not have any smell and works pretty quickly to clean and polish up the brass buckles on my Coach handbag. This will last forever and is a good value as a little goes a long way. It works as expected and I would recommend.

this stuff works great!!

So so works kinda but leaves a residue no matter how much you polish

Works really well so far on brass and .925 silver jewelry. Must apply liberally and then rub the metal kind of hard several times and then reapply the polish and do it again, the cloth will turn black so try to move to a different spot with fresh polish. Then you take a clean, dry microfiber cloth and wipe it down until it shines, using multiple dry spots on the cloth. Don’t use the same spot as the cloth won’t work well for the shine. Takes about 5-10 minutes to clean a heavier soiled door handle or a silver necklace. The bottle is big enough to last a long time. It does leave a slight sticky film on the clean metal after it’s all said and done. Not impressed with that part. It will stain your finger tips grey and leave your fingers super dry after. Mild hand soap will take the grey off your fingers with a good scrub. I have before and after pictures of the door handle and necklace. Have a great day. Thank you for reading my review on the Hope’s Brass Polish.

I have a bronze apple that I didn't think could be cleaned. It looks beautiful now!