Cape Cod Polishing Cloths for Fine Metals | Jewelry Cleaner and Tarnish Remover | Silver Polishing to a Brilliant Shine | Foil Pack of (2) 4x6 Cloths

I was a bit skeptical about a tiny cloth fixing scratches. I tried on my seiko alpinist and it removed a hairline scratch instantly. Wow Then I decided to try on my old watch that's has been my beater for many years. After scrubbing and some elbow grease.... it rejuvenated the watch a lot. Cleaning was amazing. Use gloves bc it can get greasy. If not just rinse with soapy water and all set. Highly recommend it. Excellent quality and value for money.

Amazing! I saw these recommend for cleaning vintage hardware on luxury handbags. I couldn’t believe my eyes how well this worked! It faded the look of scratches and shined the LV alma hardware right up! I will definitely be using these on all handbags going forward! After seeing how well these cleaned up my purse hardware I decided to use these on my Gucci Princetown mules, I was nervous because they are suede under and surrounding the hardware on the shoes but like a charm it shined those up too! And no discoloration to the suede at all once dried! I was shocked! Can't recommend enough!

I bought this for the purpose of polishing out scratches in my Stainless Steel Apple Watch. This worked perfectly. It's important to have realistic expectations, if your watch (or whatever you're polishing) has deep scratches or gouges, it's not going to take them completely out. However, I had some moderate scratches that came right out with a little bit of effort. I imagine if you really spent a lot of time and energy, this could take some pretty serious scratches out. This made my two-year old Apple Watch look good as new. Added bonus, it didn't do anything to the sapphire crystal front screen or back sensor and Inwas pretty liberal with it, so rest easy knowing it won't damage the watch. Two cloths come in a resealable package. Each of the cloths are individually wrapped (not sealed) in thick clear plastic that, after use, can be folded and re-covered to help extend its usable life. The cloths have just the right amount of polish in them, which makes it easy to complete a job as opposed to dealing with squirting compound from a tube or dipping a cloth in a tub. The cloths will discolor, turning black as you use them, but according to the package, it won't affect the overall use of the cloth. The package also says to add spirit mineral oil if they dry out, which should add some more life to each cloth. The cloths have a pleasant scent (odor) to them, which reminds me of vanilla. This may not be for everyone though, but I didn't find it overwhelming or noxious. Personally, I used black rubber gloves to protect my skin from contacting the polish. Not sure if this is necessary, but I figured I'd do it just to be safe. I buffed my watch out using a standard micro-fiber towel, so I don't see any need to purchase anything special if you already have something like that around the house.

These cloths are pretty good at polishing silver and gold.

I love these cloths. I began polishing a few smaller items like copper and silver candlestick, small silver box and then a brass lamp. I found wiping the residue off with Windex at the end really got them to shine. Then I decided to tackle this sturdy brass hall tree that probably had 40yrs of tarnish on it. It took four packs and lots of elbow grease honestly but I’m very pleased with the results. I will say that I wish the cloths came in larger sizes with more durable cloths for larger projects such as these. I realize you can get the tin but I’m unclear about whether that simply includes multiple packs of these or larger wipes so I may need to check them out. I got the best success by brandishing the cloth across like a shoe shine motion. The cloths eventually build up a black streak of oil across the item but they keep working and working even once black. Once finished it all wipes away and gleams like new. Apparently you can laquer items to prevent tarnish but I read that ammonia once a week will maintain it so I feel this was worth the effort. It was previously so tarnished I hid it in a closet and now it’s on full display. I bought two more packs to tackle some other silver items like bowls and trays. For very small items these cloths would last a long time. Even once they turn dark they still do their job as long as they still have polish left on them and the packet seals to keep them moist. Makes a tedious job much easier and takes the guesswork out of it. I will say I wore thin gloves as the smell is not great but not too strong and didn’t give me a headache or anything. But the gloves broke and them smell permeated my hands but rubbing a little salt on them and scrubbing got the smell off. I did take out the trash afterwards as it does fill the room a little but it wasn’t like so bad to have to open a bunch of windows or anything sort of subtle and they add some sort of fragrance.

Unbelievable! This cloth is the only thing that removed the horrible black tarnish from a beloved sterling silver bracelet. It's like new again. Ordering a few more. I have a lot of silver jewelry - I never want to be without this polishing cloth.

Years ago I received a tin of these as a gift and was a little surprised that they cost so much. I soon figured out why and was extremely pleased with the result. I have a lot of sterling pieces that just don’t have that luster I like unless I polish them up with these simple, small cloths. FEATURES: ► Size: 4” x 6” ea. ► Unique pre-moistened cleaning cloths deliver an incredible shine that lasts! ► Exclusive anti-tarnish formula with a pleasant vanilla scent! ► Re-closable foil pouch contains two individually wrapped 4” x 6” polishing cloths. No, they aren’t going to remove scratches, but that’s not what they are intended for. I used to use a heavy polish and that took a lot of elbow grease. I decided to get back in to using the Cape Cod polishing cloths. Things really have that extra shine that I’m just not getting with the heavy, messy polishes I’ve used in the past. Think they are only going to last a short period of time before they bite the dust? Think again. I’ve had mine for years and there is a way to boost or extend their life. I simply add a small drop of vegetable oil to a cloth and work it in when I polish. I used gloves when I do my polishing because my hands can get super black. No doubt about it, the Cape Cod polishing cloths are really worth investing in.

I was expecting it to be more effective by polishing metal