Polishing & care of an antique silver brooch pin with Top Brite Metal Polish
In this polishing tip a classic antique silver brooch pin will be restored using Top Brite Metal Polish.
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Materials Used:
Instructions and Application :
1 Squeeze a very small amount of Top Brite Metal Polish in small dabs in a number of places on the silver pin.
2. You will find it easier if you use a Fuller Detail Brush to work the polish into the tooled patterned areas. You may also work in the polish with a clean soft cloth and the tip of your finger nail. Let the polish stand for a minute or so .
3. Wipe off the polish while still wet with a microfiber cloth and buff to the desired sheen. A soft cloth will also work, but we have found that the micro fiber cloths shine streak free, scratch free and shed no lint. They are also good for touch up shining with out polish or chemicals for upkeep of your fine jewelry. Time elapsed to polish this brooch pin was about 5 minutes.
Before and After:
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| Polish Guy Tip : “On any of your jewelry, consider using a soft horse hair detail brush. Old tooth brushes have bristles that are too hard for soft metals that fine jewelry are often made of.” |


















