if it is painted/colored metal, you can use a baking soda / water paste and a soft cloth; if it is 'brass' it probably has a protective surface to keep it from tarnishing; plain water/dish soap won't scratch the finish;
May work...Bar Keepers Friend powder works well, if you need to remove the protective finish 100% Acetone will take it off ...real fingernail polish ..$ Store for smaller amount...paint Store for p intcan
May work...Bar Keepers Friend powder works well, if you need to remove the protective finish 100% Acetone will take it off ...real fingernail polish ..$ Store for smaller amount...paint Store for p intcan
Hi Bonnie, yes ours is also brass. My husband cleaned the brass mail slot, door knob and back plate recently without removing them, and they look great. Don't know what he did though.
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I would sand it down with a fine grit sandpaper and spray it with a metallic spray paint.
Hi Bonnie he said he just used a brillo pad. But usually when he does this he removes the pieces and buffs them up on his "wheel" in the basement.