Weiman Silver Polish Bottle Pack Review

I used a silver polishing paste and decided on this one. It is a liquid form but not watery. If you have used Weiman products like glass plate cleaner, they will be the same consistency. They are easier to attach, especially in decorative nooks and crannies. But I feel like I need to keep adding grout when buffing as it fades quickly(?). I think this cleaner gets the job done quicker than the paste type. The end result is almost the same as the paste polish I'm used to. Bottles are clean, no…

I love this product! I make jewelry as a hobby. I mainly use silver and copper. Unfortunately, they fade very easily and quickly. I started making my own sterling silver jewelry about 20 years ago. I sold it at the time and never had enough time to see it fade away. I stopped selling it so now I have some old pieces that are very tarnished. After trying other ways to clean them, I found that this is probably best for me. I had to use a toothbrush to get to the creases without damaging the wire.

I have a ton of silver jewelry and an old silver tea set that always needs polishing. I hate polishing silver. It is labor intensive and takes all day. Who has that much time? So finding a cheat is a must. Weiman's silver polish will do the trick. Works faster than conventional polishes. It comes with 2.8 ounce bottles, which cost around $16 at Revain. Application is very simple: shake well, wipe/dip/rinse and wipe with a clean cloth. I've found this to happen quickly with jewelry, but not with

Love this silver polish. I used it to clean jewelry. In my photos, the first photo is before and the second photo is after applying the varnish. It's easy to apply and doesn't require much effort to make the chain and pendant look shiny and new again. Works faster than a polishing cloth. I'm glad he came with two bottles. My biggest complaint about this is that even the tightly wrapped plastic bottles leaked everywhere and the hole in the plastic meant there was a mess outside on arrival. I…

We had an old silver coffee/tea service that we bought from an antique shop a few years ago and my wife tried to tarnex clean it but it didn't work. doesn't work very well. We have used Weiman products before with good results. When I saw this online I decided to give it a try. My wife saw me cleaning a silver service and was amazed. I used it according to the directions on the bottle of microfiber towels I had. The rags (shown in the last picture) became very dull as I rubbed the cutlery. This

I don't usually deduct stars for packaging. I almost made it. Two bottles arrived in a gray slim bag. I could smell the paint even before I opened it. I opened the bag and the silver polish spread inside the bag. When I opened the bottles I noticed that the bottles were not sealed. Just one screw on the lid. Although it seemed like a lot had spilled, I still had two very full bottles. I've used Weiman's silver polish in the past, although it wasn't a paste like this one. Then I chose Weiman…