Is there a way to, first, clean nickle pipe bands to its original shine; second, is there a way of keeping them clean. A clear, thin clear and waterpoof solution, pehaps?
That is what it is. I was first told about them by a friend who makes sterling silver jewelry for a living. :DThe description looks identical to a jeweler's cloth.
Sunshine polishing cloth does a great job keeping metals shiny. A quick polish, then I wipe again with paper towel.
Noted boss. :DYou're much better off using a soft, microfiber cloth to remove the residue rather than a paper towel. Paper towels have abrasive qualities and they will dull the polish on soft metals like gold or silver.
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That's why the jeweler's cloth. No cleanup afterwards. One side of the cloth removes tarnish, and the other side polishes and helps prevent future tarnishing.For silver—dunno 'bout nickel— pipe ash and a touch of spit will take tarnish off.