Customer Reviews

Weiman Products LLC 045 Brass Polish

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I ordered this product to try and polish a brass front door handle. We just bought this home and the very expensive door handle had not been cared for and looked awful. It would cost us close to $500 to replace it so a salesperson recommended this product. It was very inexpensive and works wonders. The door handle looks almost brand new.

This product works as good as Brasso but without the "nose bleeding" ammonia smell. Bonus- its water based so that it comes out of your clothes with a warm water wash. Loads more tolerable than Brasso. Excellent!

This polish is excellent for trombone slide care: every other time you play the horn, you should clean the outer slide on its inside with a push rod and a small rod. This cleans out the oxidized brass. This polish is water soluble. The small rags you use can be cleaned with a spot remover.

Delivery through Amazon was excellent. For one thing, you can't find this particular polish at a lot of stores.

Chuck M.

Have used a lot of brass cleaner and this one is superior than any one. Goes on easy and comes off and leaves a great shine. I think it puts Brasso to shame. Recommend you try it for yourself and you will see what I'm talking about. Buy it online because no stores sell it where I live.

While other products may clean well, this one rinses off with water which makes it a step above the others. It is easy to use and really works well, and is especially great for brass objects with groves or decorations or designs on them. It leaves none of that dirty-looking greenish residue often left by other products. I use this monthly on my brass eagle door knocker and couldn't be more pleased. In the past there was always a residue around the eagle's wing feathers. Now my eagle looks regal! This is my #1 brass cleaner from now on.

A great product that I can't find locally, but the e-mail service for receiving it is outstanding. I'm happy. Many thanks,

I thought I would give this product a try. My parent's piano sat for thirty years without brass care for the pedals.

I tried one buffing session and was amazed at the improvement. By the third go around I was starring into glass! I was surprised at the ease of use and low odor of this product.

Now time to use brass lacquer.

I have been playing drums all my life so I few years back I needed to clean my cymbals. I had tried Brasso (which is great for smooth items) before but it was extremely difficult to remove due to the grooves in most cymbals. I accidentally stumbled upon this brass polish in a grocery store and decided to try it. It is great for keeping cymbals clean! It is mildly and I mean MILDLY abrasive and will remove the logos after a few cleanings, so I avoid these areas. I have never used it on the smooth brilliant models just the spun models. Whats cool about it as it rinses of with water. If they are extremely tarnished it may take a few cleanings. Some cymbals have a protective clear coating and this polish will eventually remove it. This brass polish got hard to find in local stores so thanks to Amazon I can keep my cymbals looking great. I get compliments on them all the time!
Tim

Great product for polishing brass, infinitely better than the "new" Brasso which is rubbish now with their formula change. I found it at the local True Value hardware store, but available on-line; eg., Amazon.com. Directions suggest rinsing with warm water after polishing, but I find just shining with a dry cloth also works well, no rinsing. But, I only polish one or two items at a time and then shine them to avoid letting the polish dry hard. In short, avoid Brasso, use Wright's Brass Polish instead (not silver polish).

I just had to clean up a ton of brass items and after trying several different kinds I found this brand. I was very happy with how it worked on heavily tarnished brass.