🌟 Ultimate Shine: Twinkle Silver Polish Kit 2 Pack (124g) Review

I apply with the supplied dampened sponge, then rinse with hot water and dry very quickly and easily. I do NOT let the paint dry and then polish [it saves a lot of time]. If there are parts that don't sponge up, try using an old, worn, soft toothbrush to get into the crevices. This can have a protective effect. I've seen silver look good after polishing it outdoors at my dad's house for a year. This is a repeat purchase from me and highly recommend. [Note that using a gas stove will release…

I used to polish a lot of silver and hate doing it. But Twinkle makes it so much easier without the smoke and the need to rub and rub and rub to remove the tarnish. Rinses off easily with brilliant results. Safe to use on my 19th century tea set and other not so valuable items. Comparable to Wright and Hagerty, but significantly cheaper. It's also easier to rinse off. I still plan on coating my pieces with ceramic wax to slow down tarnishing. Hope it works as well as Twinkle. This company also…

I have a problem with discoloration of my jewelry. I think it's a chemical reaction with something in my body. One day while using the shimmer to clean one of my silver rings I thought what the heck should I try to use it on jewelry too. Either that or toss it away from all discoloration. I cleaned them ALL and they look great! So I tried again on my necklaces and bracelets. The only thing it didn't work with was anything that went as far as rust. Make sure you rinse the sponge often and keep…

This is the best silver paint on the market. I have a lot of silver that I haven't polished in about 18 months so it was almost black. I've been using Flicker for years but couldn't find it locally anymore. In the meantime I tried several other brands including Gorham but finally gave up because they were so unsatisfactory. As I said, some of my silver was almost completely black until today when I started fighting it with shimmer. I have so much silver that I just made a dozen silver goblets…