How to clean and polish an antique copper wash tub
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Connie
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I have used a commercial copper cleaner but does not clean completely.
After cleaning, is there any way to keep it from turning dark again?
After cleaning, is there any way to keep it from turning dark again?
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Colette
on Aug 23, 2015
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Try vinegar and table salt.
M ramirez
on Aug 23, 2015
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Once cleaned, I would spray it. Life is too short - antique or not. My home is 100+ yrs old - brass door hinges, light fixtures, etc. Polished them up and sprayed with Clear Coat (auto finish). No more cleaning up tarnish for me.
Marion Nesbitt
on Aug 24, 2015
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I have used Braso ( not sure on the spelling) but it works great. Then I do as Marion Nesbitt said, I put a clear coat on it to keep it shinny and pretty.
Charolett Wills
on Aug 24, 2015
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I have used ketchup on a rag to polish the copper ., then finish with Braso cleaner.
Karen Bodish Progar
on Aug 24, 2015
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I have used Vinegar and salt for years so did my Grandma !!
Edna bates
on Aug 24, 2015
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believe it or not, regular toothpaste not the gel kind does a fantastic job of cleaning either silver or brass. It does better with silver! good luck!
Dobi
on Aug 25, 2015
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