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QuestionHow can I better clean heavy patina off antique brass cutlery without scratching it?Community AnswerThe bathtub is actually a good place to soak your brass items.
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QuestionHow do I polish a large brass mantel clock?Community AnswerUse a brass instrument cleaning cloth. They are very cheap at music stores, or you can buy them online.
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QuestionHow do I clean a brass railing that still has fingerprints after cleaning with Brasso?Community AnswerWet the railing with vinegar, then sprinkle with salt. Wipe down the railing with a vinegar-dampened rag.
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QuestionCan I polish stained brass?Community AnswerUse 150 grit wet sandpaper to remove the tarnish. Follow this up by polishing with Brasso and elbow grease.
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QuestionHow do I remove candle wax from brass candlesticks?Community AnswerYou could try using heat to carefully melt the wax and then wipe it off with a cloth.
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QuestionHow can I remove an engraved name from a brass piece?Community AnswerIf the engraving is not too deep and it is a thick piece, try sand polishing. Sand down the engraving with 200 grit sand paper and slowly work your way up to around 1000 or 2000 grit ultra fine sand paper.
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QuestionHow do I clean brass door plates and door handles that are still on the doors?Community AnswerYou should remove the door handles and locks first. There are online tutorials on how to remove a doorknob -- it's very easy. You can then clean/polish the handle following this wikiHow guide.
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QuestionHow often should brass in a church be cleaned?Lina DaSilvaTop AnswererIt depends on the brass's exposure to air, the amount of handling it receives, and its location. A good practice is to dust brass items weekly to prevent grime buildup and to check for signs of tarnish.
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QuestionHow do I clean brass end tables that are not new?Lina DaSilvaTop AnswererCreate a cleaning solution by mixing equal parts of white vinegar and salt, then apply the paste to the brass surfaces. Let it sit for about 10 minutes to break down the tarnish.
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