Cape CodPolishing Cloths for Fine Metals | Jewelry Cleaner and Tarnish Remover | Silver Polishing to a Brilliant Shine | Foil Pack of (2) 4x6 Cloths

Works great. I had some small scratches on my Tag bracelet, they came right off with a little polishing. Easier than I expected.

It did a terrific job of cleaning som jewelry that hadn’t been cleaned in years. It doesn’t have a bad odor . It’s easy and quick to use and I think it will last a long time

I found Cape Cod Polishing Cloths when watching Youtubes on how to polish stainless steel watch bracelets and gold jewelry. Nearly unanimously, the Youtubes were using Cape Cod cloths. I had been taking my fine metals to the jewelry store but that had become cumbersome and expensive.I was impressed at how easy the polishing was to do and results it delievered. Scratches were removed and the jewelry and stainless steel watch bracelet were restored to nearly new condition.Knowing that I can do this at home in minutes, I will now use the Cape Cod cloths routinely to keep the collectibles and jewelry in top shape.

Forgot to take before pictures, but seems to work well, my jewelry wasn’t that tarnished or bad, really bought to smooth out minor scratches. They do look nice though, and have a better almost mirror finish.The ring that has a skull, horns, and filigree sides is new, so pewter is how it’s suppose to look.Worked really on my watch, that had a minor scratch on the side (not pictured, I have to re-polish it, it has minor scratches I just took off, from putting on a new metal band, and was a pain to get on, also label wrong in size but I digress (different company).Work really good on my mom’s dog tags and gold jewelry. Now looks like new (not pictured). Although I wasn't sure if it would work on gold, in my mind, for some reason, I thought maybe a different cloth was need for different metals but worked the same.Smells good, and well saturated with mineral oil. I would suggests using gloves, and a napkins, cause it will get greasy, messy, and briefly stain your hands, before washing them.Your results may very but I wiped down the jewelry with a Clorox wipe first, then did quick soaked it in dish soap and warm water, then wiped it down, let air dry before I polished them and that worked well for me, but jewelry cleaner is probably better way to go.Came with 2 clothes. The one cloth I used is almost dead, after just trying things. So I tried; 8 chains, 6 kitchen knives, 5 rings, 2 bracelets, 1 watch face, and 1 starbucks silver tumbler, and is now torn, misshaped, discolored and half its size, maybe I caught it on sharp ends, but I thought it would last long then one pass. Also somethings had better result then others but thats probably due the level of ware on things and different metals types.All polished well though. Removing scratches was varied.Got to take off half of a star, cause I wish they came bigger or gave you more, but outside of the size, really happy how this product worked and polished.4.5/5SB

I had three high end watches (totaling around $60k) get scratched in a cheap carrying case. With about 15 minutes of polishing I polished all three to a mirror finish. Excellent product that handled expensive items perfectly.

This polished my gold band, sadly I bought it to take some scratches out of my ring but I didn’t work. But on the bright side it made my ring smell good and and cleaned it up a little bit. It did not however clean my sterling silver ring, so I wonder if it only polishes pure silver.

The watch shop quoted me $275 to clean and Polish my watch.I hit it with soapy water and a toothbrush, rinsed it, dried it off with a microfiber. Then hit the brushed parts with a kitchen scotch bright pad and then taped it off in masking tape and hit the polished parts with this Cape Cod Cloth.Looks fantastic!Spent less than ten dollars!!!

Needed to clean a Cartier bracelet from lots of scratches and voila, beautiful job done! Very happy. I have never tried another brand so I can’t say how others compare but this one did the job. There is some type of liquid on the cloth so it just needs a dry type of microfiber material or towel to clean off the liquid residue. Very happy.