What to do about tarnish

Jewelry Discussion
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Hello friends,

Blitz Silver Polish http://www.ganoksin.com/gnkurl/ep80sk is one of
my all-time favorite polishes. It’s extremely mild (see my Silver
Polish Abrasion non-toxic, and inexpensive. It can be applied,
rinsed, then buffed, or applied, allowed to dry, then buffed. Blitz
will leave a decent tarnish-protective finish. I would recommend
giving a bottle of Blitz to any store carrying your silver and keep
some in the shop for yourself.

You should find any answers to your questions on The Care of Silver
page: http://www.ganoksin.com/gnkurl/ep8098

And remind your customers that Tarn-X and other chemical dips will
allow tarnish to form much more quickly and eventually turn your work
a soft white. Acidified thiourea is NOT your friend.

Jeff Herman

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And remind your customers that Tarn-X and other chemical dips will
allow tarnish to form much more quickly and eventually turn your
work a soft white. Acidified thiourea is NOT your friend.

I used to use Tarn-x a long time ago before I started making metal
jewelry. I had noticed that some of my jewelry turned white.

What causes that to happen?

Kathy Johnson