Using Tarn x opinions please
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I tried it once on an old beat up gold razor and it did not do a good job.
I won't use it on anything else.
I won't use it on anything else.
I have used TarnX on many Silver Plated Razors.
It works fantastically on silver, it's quick and clean and doesn't involve boiling.
However, over exposure is not good. A few seconds, check, a few seconds check and rinse thoroughly.
Gold Razors are a different animal all together and I probably would not use TarnX on a Gold Plated razor.
On gold plated razors I have used the scrubbing bubbles and liquid Comet with good success. Again, over exposure can result in the laquer turning reddish.
If I have a Gold Razor with good plating but badly worn laquer, I do the Easy Off Oven Cleaner soak which completely removes the laquer alltogether.
It works fantastically on silver, it's quick and clean and doesn't involve boiling.
However, over exposure is not good. A few seconds, check, a few seconds check and rinse thoroughly.
Gold Razors are a different animal all together and I probably would not use TarnX on a Gold Plated razor.
On gold plated razors I have used the scrubbing bubbles and liquid Comet with good success. Again, over exposure can result in the laquer turning reddish.
If I have a Gold Razor with good plating but badly worn laquer, I do the Easy Off Oven Cleaner soak which completely removes the laquer alltogether.
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