Antiquax Gold Dip – 225ml – Removes Tarnish from Gold

Description

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Why choose Antiquax Gold Dip?

• Acid-free gold cleaning solution.
• Helps remove tarnish, dirt and surface deposits.
• Fast acting and easy to use.
• Suitable for gold jewellery.
• Can be used on suitable platinum items.
• Suitable for diamonds and many precious stones.
• Ideal for small jewellery and precious metal items.
• Suitable for coins and suitable gold or precious-metal cutlery.
• Immersion cleaning means there is little or no rubbing required.
• Can help restore sparkle and shine.

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How to use Antiquax Gold Dip

Antiquax Gold Dip is designed for short immersion cleaning. Always follow the instructions carefully and do not leave jewellery immersed for longer than recommended.

1. Wear protective gloves and eye protection before using the product.
2. Protect surrounding surfaces from accidental splashes.
3. Shake the Gold Dip well before use.
4. Pour a small amount into a suitable bowl or container, enough to completely cover the item.
5. Immerse the jewellery or other item for no longer than 2 minutes.
6. Remove the item and check whether the dirt and deposits have been removed.
7. If necessary, repeat the short immersion process until clean.
8. Remove the item and dry thoroughly using a soft cloth or tissue.
9. For stubborn dirt, gently brush the item with a small, soft brush.
10. Do not leave items immersed in the solution for prolonged periods.

Once clean, the jewellery can be maintained using a suitable gold polishing cloth.

Replace the Gold Dip when the solution becomes cloudy.

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What can Antiquax Gold Dip clean?

Antiquax Gold Dip is designed for suitable precious metals and gemstones. It can be used for cleaning items such as:

• Gold jewellery
• Gold rings
• Gold earrings
• Gold bracelets
• Gold chains
• Gold pendants
• Gold coins
• Suitable gold cutlery
• Platinum items
• Diamond jewellery
• Other suitable precious stones

The product is particularly useful when dirt and deposits have built up around jewellery settings and other difficult-to-reach areas.

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Important safety and usage information

Although Antiquax Gold Dip is an acid-free formulation, it still needs to be handled carefully. Always wear protective gloves and eye protection and protect nearby surfaces from splashes.

Do not use Antiquax Gold Dip on emeralds, pearls, coral, opals or paste stones. These materials can be damaged by the cleaning solution.

Always test a small, inconspicuous area first where possible, particularly when cleaning valuable, antique or delicate jewellery.

Do not leave items immersed for prolonged periods. The recommended immersion time is no more than 2 minutes at a time.

The ideal application temperature is approximately 15°C to 25°C. Store the product in a cool, dark place and keep the container securely closed when not in use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Antiquax Gold Dip used for?

Antiquax Gold Dip is used to clean gold and suitable precious metal jewellery by removing tarnish, dirt and deposits. It can also be used on suitable diamonds and other precious stones.

Does Antiquax Gold Dip remove tarnish from gold?

Yes. It is designed to remove tarnish, dirt and deposits from gold and other suitable precious metal items.

Is Antiquax Gold Dip acid free?

Yes. This product uses an acid-free formulation.

Can I use Antiquax Gold Dip on gold jewellery?

Yes. It is particularly suitable for small gold jewellery items such as rings, earrings, bracelets, chains and pendants, provided the stones and other materials are compatible with the product.

Can Antiquax Gold Dip be used on diamonds?

Yes. The product is suitable for diamonds. However, care should be taken with any other gemstones or materials incorporated into the jewellery.

Can Antiquax Gold Dip be used on platinum?

Yes. Antiquax Gold Dip can be used to clean suitable platinum items.

How long should gold jewellery be left in Gold Dip?

Immerse the item for no longer than 2 minutes. Remove it and check the result. If necessary, repeat the process with another short immersion.

Can I leave jewellery in Antiquax Gold Dip overnight?

No. Jewellery should not be left immersed for prolonged periods. The recommended maximum immersion time is 2 minutes at a time.

Can Antiquax Gold Dip be used on emeralds?

No. Do not use Antiquax Gold Dip on emeralds.

Can Antiquax Gold Dip be used on pearls?

No. It is not suitable for pearls.

Can Antiquax Gold Dip be used on opals?

No. This should not be used on opals.

Can Antiquax Gold Dip be used on coral?

No. It is not suitable for coral.

Can Antiquax Gold Dip be used on paste stones?

No. This is not suitable for paste stones.

What should I do after dipping gold jewellery?

Remove the jewellery from the solution, dry it thoroughly with a tissue or soft cloth and, if required, gently brush stubborn dirt with a small soft brush. A suitable gold polishing cloth can then be used for maintenance.

When should Gold Dip be replaced?

Replace the Gold Dip when the cleaning solution becomes cloudy.

Can I Gold Dip my gold jewellery to help keep it’s original colour?

Yes this should help clean the gold back to it’s original colour, but if the gold is very dirty try using Priory Polishes Metal Cleaner.

What temperature should Gold Dip be used at?

The ideal application temperature is approximately 15°C to 25°C.

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Important: Always wear protective gloves and eye protection. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. If swallowed or if eye irritation occurs, follow the safety instructions on the product label and seek appropriate medical advice.

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Health and Safety

P102: Keep out of reach of children. P280: Wear protective gloves and eye protection. P305+351+338: IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove Hazards contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. P301+310: IF SWALLOWED: Immediately call a POISON CENTER/doctor/. P337+313: If eye irritation persists: Get medical attention. P302+350: IF ON SKIN: Gently wash with plenty of soap and water.

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