Cape Cod Polishing Cloths for Fine Metals | Jewelry Cleaner and Tarnish Remover | Silver Polishing to a Brilliant Shine | Foil Pack of (2) 4x6 Cloths

This is the fastest, best, cleanest, and easiest silver polish I've ever used! Great for anything sterling, it doesn't scratch or damage or leave residue. I even used it on my expensive show tack (western show saddle), which has sterling overlay. It never looked better!

They worked very well, removing tarnish

Excellent product, works well beyond all expectations.

Forgot to take before pictures, but seems to work well, my jewelry wasn’t that tarnished or bad, really bought to smooth out minor scratches. They do look nice though, and have a better almost mirror finish. The ring that has a skull, horns, and filigree sides is new, so pewter is how it’s suppose to look. Worked really on my watch, that had a minor scratch on the side (not pictured, I have to re-polish it, it has minor scratches I just took off, from putting on a new metal band, and was a pain to get on, also label wrong in size but I digress (different company). Work really good on my mom’s dog tags and gold jewelry. Now looks like new (not pictured). Although I wasn't sure if it would work on gold, in my mind, for some reason, I thought maybe a different cloth was need for different metals but worked the same. Smells good, and well saturated with mineral oil. I would suggests using gloves, and a napkins, cause it will get greasy, messy, and briefly stain your hands, before washing them. Your results may very but I wiped down the jewelry with a Clorox wipe first, then did quick soaked it in dish soap and warm water, then wiped it down, let air dry before I polished them and that worked well for me, but jewelry cleaner is probably better way to go. Came with 2 clothes. The one cloth I used is almost dead, after just trying things. So I tried; 8 chains, 6 kitchen knives, 5 rings, 2 bracelets, 1 watch face, and 1 starbucks silver tumbler, and is now torn, misshaped, discolored and half its size, maybe I caught it on sharp ends, but I thought it would last long then one pass. Also somethings had better result then others but thats probably due the level of ware on things and different metals types. All polished well though. Removing scratches was varied. Got to take off half of a star, cause I wish they came bigger or gave you more, but outside of the size, really happy how this product worked and polished. 4.5/5 SB

I used this on a DELICATE vintage necklace that had belonged to my beloved mother & it cleaned & polished it so nicely! Doesn’t smell great, but not awful either. Better than other cleaners. Super easy to use but kinda greasy at first so best to have a clean rag handy & don’t set on wood or other porous surfaces.

It works!! It doesn’t smell that bad and large enough for a dozen watches. I bought a watch online for pick up at a Macy’s; it may have been a displayed item with scuff marks on the side of the watch case with one deeper scratch. The smaller scuffs are gone and the deeper scratch is barely visable under led lighting. Very satisfied with the results!

First and foremost - these are chemical soaked cleaning cloths not to be treated as safe to the skin. It's a harsh chemical with a noticeable odor, that will dry and irritate your skin - you must wear gloves. I'm not sure why every video I've watched has both men and women handling this like it was paper towel - it's not! This is an exceptionally good POLISHING cloth that will render most metals with a mirror like finish almost as if brand new. This WILL NOT remove any serious scratches or damage from any metal especially watch bands/straps and in many cases it actually makes them much more noticeable. Any video that shows you something different is simply not accurate. Start by first cleaning your metal with a soft bristle toothbrush using any soap or toothpaste. If you have heavy scratches on watch bands, you'll need to buff them with a proper tool and rubbing compound or equivalent metal compound to remove as much as possible and even out the surfaces. Start small and light and increase as necessary as to not damage your surface. Avoid applying to your watch crystal unless you're prepared to do additional work depending on the quality of your crystal. Acrylic watch faces are particularly tricky so understand what you're working with before you get yourself in trouble. The Cape Cod POLISHING cloth is the last step in the process and after you ensure that you washed away all prior chemicals - don't experiment by combining them one after another unless you're prepared for a less than ideal outcome. Once you finish applying and wiping clean you'll have a spectacular mirror like finish. Throw away all used microfiber/cloth don't attempt to wash and reuse as it will leave a film in your washing machine and damage other clothes. Reseal your Cape Cod properly in the same pouch it came in and you can reuse it many times over. Wash your hands several times to remove any residue that gets through the gloves and also reduce the smell on your hands - even with gloves you'll still have some.

Bought it to polish a flute and extremely pleased with results. Would recommend.