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27th March 07, 01:48 PM
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I used to use a product called "Silveron", which either actually reversed the oxidation or was silver held in solution - wipe it on, let it dry, gently buff with a clean soft cotton flannel cloth. We used it on plate-silver trophies that had been scoured down to the copper by over-zealous individuals and it appeared to 'replate' the metal. I don't know if that was what was actually happening, but I still swear by the stuff.
I knew a jeweler who recommended just washing silver gently in soap and water.
But why polish it at all? You're not 'on parade' and the oxide will gently buff off with wear.
Last edited by Seaforth Piper; 27th March 07 at 01:48 PM.
Reason: poor spelling
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