This project was nothing that amazing, but I wanted to show you the amazingness of silver polish. I'm sure you can use any brand of silver polish, but I used
Wright's Silver Cream. I bought this a while ago for the Tiffany ring that Nick got me a few years back. I wanted to keep it looking shiny and new. Turns out having the silver polish around was handy. I've used it for many things.
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| This is how tarnished the plate was. |
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| I had actually already started cleaning the tarnish off when I took this picture. It was much. much worse. When I bought it from the garage sale I could see a hint of detailing, but it was so dull that you could barely see anything. |
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| There were still some little bits of tarnish that wouldn't come off no matter how much scrubbing I did. I sprayed the front and back with a glossy clear coat to prevent tarnishing. |
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| I made this from a brass candle stick and small dish for a friend. I told her that she could use it for jewelry or at her new job for paper clips. I spray painted the brass candle stick holder white. The candle stick holder is actually upside down. When I was trying it out for placement, the base covered up all of the pretty blue detailing. With some ceramic glue, I attached the base of the candle stick to the silver plate and the "candle holder" portion to the China dish so that the detailing wasn't hidden. I found these three pieces at a garage sale for $1.50 total. |
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