Cape Cod Metal Polishing Cloths – Reusable Anti-Tarnish Cleaning Wipes for Fine Metals, Watches & Jewellery – Restores Shine on Silver, Gold, Brass, Copper & Stainless Steel – Vanilla Scent

These were recommended to me by a jewellery maker when I bought a copper wrist cuff from her. The cloths are quite small but you get 2 in the packet. They're quite greasy but they smell ok, a bit like almonds. Each cloth has a bit of plastic bag around it so you don't get too much on your fingers. It washes off easily with handsoap. You rub the cloth on the metal to clean it and then use another dry cloth or paper towel to remove the residue and polish it further. It works well and the outer packet has a sealing top to keep the cloths from drying out. The instructions say that if the cloths do dry out they can be revived with vegetable or baby oil - not sure I'd bother with that, probably be time to buy some more by that point!

I’ve tried plenty of liquid polishes and sprays over the years, but the Cape Cod Metal Polishing Cloths are hands-down the best for bringing dull, tarnished metal back to a mirror-like shine. Whether it’s high-end watches, heirloom silver, or brass fixtures, these cloths work wonders. What makes them incredible: • Immediate Results: You don't have to scrub for hours. The pre-moistened cloths cut through heavy tarnish almost instantly. I used them on a silver tray that had turned almost black, and it was glowing within minutes. • Versatile & Gentle: I’ve used these on silver, gold, brass, copper, and stainless steel. They are tough on oxidation but gentle enough that I’m not worried about scratching delicate surfaces. • Pleasant Scent: Unlike most metal polishes that smell like harsh chemicals or ammonia, these have a really nice, subtle vanilla scent. It makes the cleaning process much more enjoyable! • Reusable & Long-Lasting: The tin comes with several cloths, and a little goes a long way. As long as you keep the tin sealed tightly, the cloths stay moist and ready for the next job. Pro-Tip: Wear the gloves provided (or your own) because the polish can turn your fingers black as it lifts the tarnish. Once you’re done polishing, buff the surface with a dry microfiber cloth to get that ultimate "store-bought" sparkle. Bottom Line: This is the gold standard for metal care. It’s effective, easy to use, and saves you a fortune compared to professional cleaning. I won't use anything else!

Cleaned up a mesh strap on a watch really well. Simple to use and effective

It takes a lot of elbow grease to restore work stainless steel surfaces to something resembling their original shine - but it does eventually come surprisingly close! It took me about two hours to polish up a 25 year old Breitling wristwatch with stainless steel casing and strap. The brilliance of the shine it achieves is easily equal to a brand new watch. Note, however, that anything deeper than micro-scratches resulting from mild abrasions will of course not be removed. The end result is a watch that is remarkably shiny, but if you look closely there are scratches that do catch the light at certain angles. However, because the edges of those scratches are no longer sharp, but will have been smoothed by the polishing - it doesn't really detract from the look. For someone sitting at a conversation distance from the wearer, it essentially looks indistinguishable from a new watch purchased yesterday. I'd say that's a very impressive result for 2 hours worth of work! Cons: - The vanilla smell is strong, but tolerable. Not exactly pleasant, nor entirely unpleasant. If used in a closed room the smell will hang around, but will dissipate in about a day. - Polishing generates a huge amount of suspended metal dust on the cloth. You can polish one wristwatch with with a cloth, but no more than that. If I do it again, I'll wear gloves. It took two days of washing before my hands were not visibly grey anymore. - The cloth material wears away during polishing, so almost half of the cloth was gone by the time I'd polished one watch. It might be better for watches with smoother surfaces. The Breitling watches I worked on all had tiny screw heads protruding in a number places around the casings. These do grab fibres from the cloth from time to time, and wear it down. - The package description was wrong at the time of purchase - it said quantity 32. However, the package contained only 2 cloths! A huge discrepancy. I complained about this, hopefully it will be fixed by the time you read this.

I had a deep scrach on the bezel, wear and tear marks on different parts of the bezel and clasp and a 2mm scratch on the crystal sapphire face I could feel with my finger. I was told by 2 different places - Ernest Jones jewelers where I bought the watch from and a watch repair shop called 'In Time' both places said it was too deep to polish out and would need a replacement. I also had a 2mm scratch on the crystal sapphire watch face that i could feel and was told this would need replaced. The estimate for the bezel and watch face from both shops were both well over £500.00. I did some research on the web and on the recommendations from different watch forums I bought Cape Cod polish to try to eliminate the deep scratch on the bezel of my Omega Seamaster Professional and was about to order some diamond lapping paste for the crystal sapphire scratch. After 5 mins of applying Cape Cod along the scrathches then in circular motions, letting it dry and then appyling another coat, letting it dry and finally buffing off with my sunglasses cleaning cloth; the light wear and tear marks and the marks on the clasp all but disappeared, the deep scratch in the bezel was improved dramatically and softened to the point where it wasnt noticable (unless you were really looking for it)and completely by surpirse the scratch in the crsytal sapphire had reduced down to the size of a dot, I applied another lot of the product for a further 5 minutes and the scratch had completely vanished! I did not belive it at first and checked it under every light sourse in the house, took it outisde in the sun, back in held the watch close under a mag lite to tripple check and to my immense satisaction it had completely gone! Really impressed, the product went beyond my realistic applications. As the crystal sapphire scratch is gone and the deep scratch on the bezel is at the point where I do not notice it so it does not bother me, Ive just saved at least £495! It can be a bit messy when applying....but not really a con though is it?

Used to clean bracelet on watch which was tarnished. After using this cloth the watch now looks brand new again.

Worked ok, not sure if it was this or the other things we tried that damaged my jewellery

Hides the scratches rather than makes them disappear but very good even so and polish is top rate finish...smells great too!

Item exactly as described very happy

J’ai commandé ce produit sans trop en attendre grand chose mais au final je suis plus que bluffé ! C’est magique ! Ça fonctionne tellement. J’ai réussi à refaire le chrome de plusieurs de mes montres. J’ai réussi a effacé les grosse rayures ainsi que les plus petites. Il y a de quoi faire facilement 20 montres avec les lingettes , vous les découpez et c’est nikel. Le sachet se referme et vous pouvez les réutiliser. Mention honorable pour l’odeur du produit , j’avais juste envie de manger les lingettes 😂

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