@cape_cod_polish well, I use mine for something very special indeed.....but do you know what it is? pic.twitter.com/zRVotG6XGv

— Ross Goodall (@iamthedoctor77) June 8, 2015

From ivillage.com:

"Every job is easier when you have the right tool. For your precious metals, Fierman raves about soft, cotton Cape Cod polishing cloths. They’re reusable and are pre-moistened with just the right amount of polish. “You don’t have to use goop so there’s no mess...."

How long do the Cape Cod Polishing Cloths last?
This is a question that comes up from time to time from some of our customers. While it is difficult to determine the exact longevity of the cloths, we can safely say that one cloth will polish a silverware service for eight or a brass tuba!

There are two questions we are frequently asked at Cape Cod Polish regarding brass:
1. Should I lacquer my brass to protect it?
2. How do I get lacquer off brass?

These two questions are very telling. Just like any protective coating, lacquer doesn't last forever, and it doesn't wear off evenly.

We found this interesting photo on-line of a Hong Kong 1 dollar coin, half polished with a Cape Cod Metal Polishing Cloth on the left side and the other half polished with a paste polish on the right. You can see the Cape Cod side is shiny and scratch free!

We've heard from some of our customers that in the past they've used a toothbrush to clean the fine detail work on their silver. Beware: The nylon bristles on a toothbrush can be abrasive and scratch your fine silver. Instead use our Cape Cod detail brush made from 100% horsehair

from Cranford, NJ: "Your product is amazing. My boyfriend is restoring a 1930's Kohler generator with a brass radiator. It had 70 years of build up and grime a
nd it's finally looking like it should. He said its the best product he has ever used to restore his antiques."

To submit your entry for best before and after photos you can email them to us at:info@capecodpolish.com Winner receives a free tin of Cape Cod Metal Polishing Cloths. Good luck!

From Charlie in New Orleans, LA: "I had these trench art bookends from WWII dated 1944 (I don't think they've been cleaned since then!), what an incredible job the Cape Cod did! I'm going to do the other one now, with one cloth!"
To submit your entry for best before and after photos you can email them to us at: info@capecodpolish.com Winner receives a free tin of Cape Cod Metal Polishing Cloths. Good luck!