would this work on tarnished kitchen utensils?
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probably not a good idea unless you were not going to use them for anything other than display...certainly not for eating.
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I would not use this item on an eating utensil. Also, in my opinion, it will not give you a chrome finish. It turns out silver just like any rattle can.
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I wouldn't try it. This is paint and it's likely to come off the utensils when using them around cooking.. I would look for tarnish remover.
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I don't know about using Finish chrome on kitchen utensils, but I know that was going to use it on a wheel cap, but it did not look like chrome.
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Barbara, Good question. I've only used it on very porous pot metal pieces. The color of repair would be a mismatch, it cures more the color of aluminum. Application lists "utensils" however, it is among items listed for pot metal.
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Yes, it sure will! I have used it for every kind of utensil, including a spatula!! I love this thing. The fact that there are 2 bowls, instead of one, is extremely useful!
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To be honest i don't know.i have used in on lead,pewter and plastic. The do does a great job with these
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If the blade doesn't have gouges in it, a kitchen honing steel will work fine. If the blade has visual pits, buy a good whet stone and use that.
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If it is magnetic stainless steel, it will work. I do not have a magnet to test my farberware with
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I bought Kuhn Rikon Swiss Cleaner Professional Swiss Cookware Cleaner listed on Amazon for the purpose, but I have not used it yet, so can't say whether it is effective.
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I am sorry that I cannot answer this since I have not used it on utensils for food.
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(I'm no expert!) However, I think this "ringer" is meant strictly for cast iron (and it works like magic!). To more definitely answer your question, I just tried it on a little portion of a stainless steel pot, and I believe I do see very faint markings. If you have cast iron though, this item is a must in your kitchen!
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I can't imagine what rusts that you'd use this to shine. It removes TARNISH. If some rust had just rubbed off onto something else through proximity, I'd THINK it would remove the non-original rust, but this is just speculation on my part.
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Yes, it's very good for pewter. You will need a small ladle, however, and I made my own from copper. The ladles I found commercially were too big and the wrong shape to remove molten pewterfrom the pot. Steel kitchen ladles will work but heat them first or they cool off the pewter too soon.
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It works great. I use it on my stainless steel (and even Pyrex occasionally), in addition to my cast iron. Just fyi ... it has done a remarkable job on my cast iron wok, getting rid of the gritty stuff and leaving it with a lovely seasoned finish.
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I am sure that it would. However, I was not as impressed with this product as I was with their counter top polish (use this on almost everything) or their stove top cleaner (fantastic). It did not work on my black granite sink very well
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This is fine on any kind of silver. And Goddards also makes a liquid that is meant to clean fork tines. However, it can also be useful for dipping intricate pieces of jewelry into the container. Magic. A product that is superb for cleaning dirty silver and any kind of gold or silver jewelry is WENOL. Every home, in my opinion, should have a tube of this product on hand. Good luck.
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You can use an SOS pad on the handle. It will take the tarnish off and make it shiny again.
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I'm not really sure, but it's worth a try. If it doesn't work, you may want to try silver polish.
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Yes, it's very good for pewter. You will need a small ladle, however, and I made my own from copper. The ladles I found commercially were too big and the wrong shape to remove molten pewter from the pot. Steel kitchen ladles will work but heat them first or they cool off the pewter too soon.