Large Brass Polishing Cloth

Priory Polishes Large Impregnated Brass Polishing Cloth is a large, double-sided polishing cloth impregnated with cleaning and polishing agents for household and decorative metals. It is ideal for bringing back the shine to brass, copper, chrome and stainless steel.

The cloth is particularly useful for maintaining polished metal after restoration, removing light tarnish, marks, fingerprints and everyday grime while leaving the surface bright and polished.

At approximately 12″ x 17″ (30.5 x 43.2 cm), it provides a generous polishing surface and can be used on both sides. The cloths are made in England.

• Why Choose This Brass Polishing Cloth?
• Suitable Metals
• What Can It Be Used For?
• How to Use the Brass Polishing Cloth
• For Heavily Tarnished Brass
• Maintaining Polished Metal
• Sizes & Pack Options
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Please Note
• Safety Data Sheet

Why Choose This Brass Polishing Cloth?

• Large 12″ x 17″ size – provides plenty of cloth for polishing larger items.
• Double-sided – both sides can be used for cleaning and polishing.
• Impregnated with polishing agents – ready to use without applying a separate polish for everyday maintenance.
• Ideal for brass – excellent for maintaining polished brass and brass fittings.
• Suitable for several metals – can also be used on copper, chrome and stainless steel.
• Made in England – manufactured from quality materials.
• Useful after restoration – ideal for keeping polished metal bright between more intensive cleaning treatments.

Suitable Metals

Brass

Ideal for polishing and maintaining brass hardware, handles, decorative brass, fittings and other household brass items.

Copper

Use the cloth to brighten and maintain polished copper surfaces, removing light marks and everyday tarnishing.

Chrome

Suitable for polishing chrome household fittings and decorative metalwork, helping restore a clean, bright appearance.

Stainless Steel

The cloth can also be used on stainless steel surfaces where light marks and everyday grime need to be removed.

What Can It Be Used For?

The Large Impregnated Brass Polishing Cloth is useful for a wide range of household, decorative and restoration applications, including:

• Brass door handles and door furniture
• Brass cupboard knobs and fittings
• Decorative brass ornaments
• Brass plaques and fittings
• Copper decorative items
• Chrome fittings
• Stainless steel household items
• Church and decorative brass
• Antique and vintage metalwork
• Maintaining polished metal after restoration

It is particularly useful as a maintenance polishing cloth once heavier tarnish has already been removed.

How to Use the Brass Polishing Cloth

1. Ensure the metal surface is free from loose dirt and grit.
2. Rub the impregnated cloth over the metal using light to moderate pressure.
3. Work over the surface until the dirt, marks and light tarnish are removed.
4. Buff the surface with the cloth to bring up the shine.
5. For stubborn marks, the cloth can be slightly dampened to increase its effectiveness.
6. After dampening, use the dry area of the cloth to buff the metal to a clean shine.

The cloth is designed to be simple to use and does not require a separate polishing compound for normal maintenance cleaning.

For Heavily Tarnished Brass

This cloth is not designed to remove heavy tarnish. If brass is heavily tarnished, we recommend using Priory Polishes Metal Cleaner first.

Once the heavy tarnish has been removed, the Large Impregnated Brass Polishing Cloth can then be used to bring up the shine and maintain the surface.

This combination is particularly useful when restoring heavily tarnished brass door furniture, decorative brass and other metal items.

Maintaining Polished Metal

Regular maintenance is the easiest way to keep polished brass and other decorative metals looking their best. Once an item has been thoroughly cleaned and polished, use the impregnated cloth periodically to remove light tarnish, fingerprints and everyday marks.

For antique and restoration work, it can be particularly useful after a more intensive cleaning process. Rather than using a strong metal cleaner every time, the polishing cloth provides a convenient way of maintaining the finish.

For heavily tarnished brass, use the Priory Polishes Metal Cleaner first and then use the cloth for ongoing maintenance and polishing.

Sizes & Pack Options

The Large Impregnated Brass Polishing Cloth is available in several pack options:

• 2 Cloths
• 5 Cloths
• 10 Cloths
• 1 Cloth plus Priory Polishes Metal Cleaner 500ml

The large cloth measures approximately 12″ x 17″ (30.5 cm x 43.2 cm) and can be used on both sides.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metals can the brass polishing cloth be used on?

The cloth can be used on brass, copper, chrome and stainless steel.

Can I use it to polish brass door handles?

Yes. It is ideal for maintaining brass door handles, cupboard knobs, fittings and other decorative brass hardware.

Can the cloth remove heavy brass tarnish?

No. It is intended mainly for light tarnish, marks and ongoing maintenance. For heavily tarnished brass, use Priory Polishes Metal Cleaner first.

Can the brass polishing cloth be dampened?

Yes. The cloth can be slightly dampened to improve its effectiveness on stubborn marks. After using the dampened area, buff the surface with the dry area of the cloth.

Can both sides of the cloth be used?

Yes. The cloth is double-sided and both sides can be used for cleaning and polishing.

How large is the cloth?

The cloth is approximately 12″ x 17″ (30.5 cm x 43.2 cm).

Where is the cloth made?

The cloths are made in England from quality materials.

Can I wash the cloth?

No. The cloth should not be washed, as washing will remove the cleaning and polishing agents with which it is impregnated.

Is this cloth suitable for antique brass?

Yes, it can be useful for maintaining antique and decorative brass. Always test an inconspicuous area first, particularly on valuable or delicate antiques.

Can I use it after cleaning brass with Metal Cleaner?

Yes. This is an excellent combination. Use Metal Cleaner to remove heavier tarnish, then use the impregnated cloth to polish the surface and maintain the finish.

Please Note

• Always test on an inconspicuous area before treating valuable or delicate items.
• Not recommended for removing heavy tarnish.
• For heavy tarnish, use Priory Polishes Metal Cleaner first.
• The cloth may be slightly dampened for stubborn marks.
• Do not wash the cloth.
• Both sides of the cloth can be used.

Safety Data Sheet