How to remove rust on a silver plated rim on a cut glass bowl?

Two methods: 1) A damp cloth with baking soda to "scrub" the rust, then rinse with water and dry.

2) https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/cleaning-silver-155590

Have you tried a cream silver polish (like's Wright's)? If that did not work, step up to toothpaste on a very soft toothbrush. Removal of the rim probably will not work as there is probably a rim on the glass to hold the trim in place. As a last ditch effort, you could try a silver leafing kit (available at craft stores).

I found this, I hope it helps:

https://www.hunker.com/13423951/how-to-remove-rust-from-silver-plate

Try WD40 and silver polish.

Have you tried Barkeepers Friend? It's by the Comet, Ajax in the store. Worth a try. Good luck.

I don't think that is rust. The silver is pitted and this is the undercoating of the silver.

I don't know if it works but I heard something about ketchup. Look it up cause I'm not completely sure on the directions. Might be worth trying at least.

I have this same bowl and the metal band was nasty. I soaked it in hot water and it came off easily, but now how to remove the glue residue without etching the glass?

WD -40 , Bicarb, Barkeeper's Friend, If all else fails paint it!

If it is rust ball up a piece of foil and rub that over the rusted area.