🔶 Nushine Silver Plating Solution: Restore Brilliance to Worn Silver, Brass, Copper, and Bronze with Ecofriendly Pure Silver Plating Formula - 5.1 Oz (150ml) Review

Used on a 1928 Studebaker headlight reflector. There was a big improvement, if a bit uneven. The second layer helped a lot. Base metal must be cleaned and polished before application.

This product claims to restore silver by silver plating. I was really disappointed with this product. All he did was polish the silver and that was it! I would not recommend this product for silver plating.

So I really wanted to make my own wedding ring and tried many designs and materials. I bought this with crazy low expectations based on the video I watched. The copper I polished absorbed it immediately and the ring is beautiful! I'm not sure, but argue that other people really need to rub, maybe because of the oxidation layer. The freshly cleaned and polished copper just soaks it up.

I have icons with silver plated copper caps that are badly worn after 30 years of well meaning polishing and rubbing the silver off the copper. I tried other products of this kind, but they didn't work; I was looking for options to send the badges to be electroplated, but decided to give Nushine a shot before committing to that option. These works to Nushine look better than I bought them. The decision is easy to make and does the job - and helps a little! The piece in the multi -digit photo is

I used this on a silver plated cymbal which turned out to be a brass colored metal. The grout covers decorated areas well, but not so well on smooth surfaces. I thought it was a fantastic copper connection. He polishes the silver like a dream. I even used it on some metal buttons that looked gold and a bit tarnished - now they're shiny silver. An old silver plate from the 1940's showing the base metal now looks new again. I found that the better the silver transmission is the more porous the…

I have icons with silver-plated copper mounts that are badly worn after 30 years of well-meaning taunts: grinding and erasing silver from copper. I tried other products of this type but they didn't work; I was looking for options to send the badges to be electroplated, but decided to give Nushine a shot before committing to that option. These post-Nushine works look better than when I bought them. The decision is easy to make and does the job - and helps a little! The piece in the multi-digit…

I used this on a silver plated panel which turned out to be a brass colored metal. The grout covers decorated areas well, but not so well on smooth surfaces. I thought it was a fantastic copper connection. He polishes the silver like a dream. I even used it on some metal buttons that looked gold and a bit tarnished - now they're shiny silver. An old silver plate from the 1940's showing the base metal now looks new again. I've found that the more porous the metal, the better the silver transfer.

Some very fine antique silver plates have been hand chiselled or engraved after the piece was originally gilded. This is a very important possibility when dealing with old Sheffield and early Victorian plates from around 1850 to 1875 when the highest quality silver, if any, was expected anywhere. Items degrade so much that the base metal begins to show through them. Such parts are often still usable, but color differences can be annoying. Of course, most old products can be completely covered…