Horolene Concentrate — Premium Clock & Brass Cleaner

Description

Restore shine and remove tarnish from brass, copper and other non-ferrous metal clock, watch and instrument parts with Horolene Concentrate. A highly effective cleaning fluid widely used by horologists and restorers for precision metalwork.

Why Choose Horolene Concentrate?

• Deep cleaning action: Formulated to dissolve grease, oil, dirt, tarnish and verdigris from brass and copper surfaces – perfect for clock movements, watch components, brass instruments, fittings and decorative metalwork.
• Water-dilutable & economical: Just mix 1 part Horolene concentrate with 7 parts water. That makes it highly cost-effective and easy to prepare for cleaning various sizes of parts.
• Safe for non-ferrous metals: Carefully formulated to work on brass, copper, and similar alloys without harming their underlying metal – ideal for antique clocks, decorative metalwork and precision horological components.
• Simple soak-and-clean application: Fully immerse items in diluted solution, allow the cleaner to lift tarnish and grime, then rinse with water and dry thoroughly for a polished finish.
• Trusted by restorers and hobbyists: Highly used in clock and watch restoration trade — widely available and proven effective across many restoration workshops and home benches.

How to Use Horolene Concentrate — Quick Guide

1. Dilute: Mix 1 part Horolene with 7 parts clean water in a suitable container.
2. Immerse: Submerge the brass or copper parts fully in the solution.
3. Soak: Leave items to soak until tarnish, verdigris or grime is removed. For heavy tarnish, you may gently agitate or brush with a soft brush.
4. Rinse thoroughly with hot water to remove all residues. Then shake off excess moisture and dry completely (a fan-heater can help).
5. Store concentrate safely — keep sealed in its original container when not in use. Do not store diluted solution long-term.

Important Safety & Handling Notes

Horolene Concentrate is a strong cleaning fluid. Use only in a well-ventilated workspace, wear suitable protective gloves and eye protection, and avoid inhaling vapours. Keep away from heat, sparks or open flames. Dispose of used and diluted solutions responsibly.