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How to
use Wright’s Brass Polish
Do not use on lacquered metals, as it may remove lacquer.
- Shake bottle
- Apply with a clean, damp cloth
- Polish thoroughly to remove all tarnish
- Rinse under warm running water
- Dry thoroughly with clean, soft cloth
- If you cannot rinse your brass, let polish dry and
buff with a clean, soft cloth
Caution: Contains ammonia. Avoid contact with eyes or
prolonged contact with skin. In case of eye contact, flush
with water. Call physician. For sensitive skin or prolonged
contact, wear rubber gloves.
Brass
Care Q&A
Will polishing help preserve
my metalware?
Regular washing and polishing with a quality product
like Wright’s Brass Polish helps protect from pitting,
etching and other corrosion caused by salts and other
corrosive elements.
How should I polish lacquered
brass?
Lacquer is a clear coating applied to some brass items–such
as bathroom fixtures–to minimize upkeep. If the piece
remains bright and shiny over time, it is probably lacquered
and only requires cleaning with a damp cloth. If the
piece darkens over time, it probably is not lacquered
and can be polished using Wright’s Brass Polish. Even
if a piece is lacquered, the lacquers break down eventually,
requiring you to remove the remaining lacquer. Try Wright’s
Brass Polish to remove it. If this doesn’t work, try
boiling the piece in water first, then polishing it
with Wright’s Brass Polish. Note that the brass under
the lacquer may only be a thin plating over a base metal;
removing the lacquer may also remove the brass layer,
so proceed with caution.
What is the environmental impact
of your polishes?
All Wright’s products are formulated for low environmental
impact. You will find that you need to use only a small
amount of our polishes, decreasing the impact even further.
Are your products dangerous? Why are they marked “Keep
out of reach of children?”
This is simply a general warning. All cleaning products should be kept away
from children, regardless of their ingredients. Wright’s products are not toxic,
but they should not be ingested or come in contact with the eyes.
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