How to clean bronze and brass at home

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In the video we will do an interesting test.
We will check in practice which option is the best for cleaning on bronze and brass at home.
The four selected products :
- sol
- vinegar
- baking soda
- lemon
Тhe best for cleaning bronze and brass items is vinegar .
Lemon also gives good results
I will use vinegar to clean bronze and brass items every time.
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[@alissagonzales735]

I cleaned a couple of bronze vases at the cemetery that had been exposed to snow, rain and hot sun for two years with 1 Tablespoon of all purpose flour 2 Tablespoons salt 3 Tablespoon vinegar. It did a fantastic job on them. Make a paste and test in small area. Will need to do some light scubbing. Just be sure to rinse really well and dry.

[@mikecurtis2585]

Very nice! Seams like vinegar worked the best! Thanks 😊 🙏

[@r-prorestoration9570]

Thanks !

[@muhammadbinqasim8406]

I thought you will mix them all 🤔

[@CosmicSeeker69]

and,,,, what about proprietary metal cleaners like Peek or Brasso?? I'm thinking that something with a cream consistency would be good

[@stephaniefraser177]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@MidevalGaming]

im making chainmaille from bronze wire and of course its a long process and there are all kinds of sections of the armor that are tarnished.. now i dont mind the tarnished look but i want it all the same color once its done and i wasnt for sure what to use to get it all one color so i can patina at the same rate. thanks for sharing this experiment, would there be any difference is white vs apple vinegar?

[@r-prorestoration9570]

wine vinegar is better

[@julieroper8821]

I want to know that too. I also make jewelry.

[@ghiblinerd6196]

I think it works because it’s acidic. Drum cymbals are made of bronze. You could try a cymbal cleaner like Groove Juice or maybe go to home depot to get concentrated vinegar from the cleaning liquids aisle and try spraying it on

[@zuzuff]

Thanks bro

[@deq160]

Vinegar wins. You're welcome

[@stephenwalker3679]

Love your style 10/10

[@RestorationAustralia]

Cool experiment.

[@r-prorestoration9570]

Thank you !

[@niaharmes9256]

@@r-prorestoration9570Are you on Instagram I could do with some help

[@MadHatter11371]

Any idea how to bend an old 1700’s piece of metal bronze back into position?

[@e.conboy4286]

No. But don’t try to do it yourself. Perhaps take it to auto repair shop for suggestions. OR if there is a machine shop near , go to the office and ask the foreman or manager. Wish my dad was here, he’d know! Machinist over 50 years. What he didn’t know wasn’t worth knowing anyway.

[@GT_Racer347]

Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻

[@r-prorestoration9570]

Thanks !

[@maryhaug5810]

What is the first material? SOE?

[@sprezzatura8755]

I think it is salt.

[@e.conboy4286]

SOUND!

[@mjmtaiwan]

The title says bronze.... where is the bronze?

[@loretomurraylm]

Please talk

[@giacdeg]

yeah. why wouldn't you?

[@jubyjoe3202]

Hate “how to” videos with no narration. Sorry, but thumbs down 👎