ProtectaClear 1 Oz. Clear, Protective Coating for Metal.

Expensive but did a brilliant job on my brass door furniture after I had cleaned it. Still shining after months

Works well, though pricey.

I haven't tried this product yet but everyone I no said it's great stuff so I will see.

This product is very expensive n I you usually get what you pay for but this is a complete waste of money I wish I had never bought it it makes chains n bracelets go stiff when dried look absolutely disgusting

I used ProtectaClear on a brassy bathroom sink that gave me fits with its tendency to tarnish and stain. Cleaning it was living H__. Regular brass/copper/silver polishes wouldn't get it done. I'm ex-military, so I've had lots of practice. The only thing that would clean it up was applying a heavy-duty abrasive, which basically resurfaced it. My bathroom has two identical sinks. On one, I used Sink Wax; on the other, I used ProtectaClear. The wax was a lot better than nothing, but over time, it gave out, and that sink got new, ugly stains all over it. The wax might have worked if I had cleaned that sink and reapplied the wax every few months, but I have a life outside of sink cleaning.The picture shows the ProtectaClear sink after 3 years. It looks exactly like it did the day I applied ProtectaClear. I did go the extra mile on it. I followed the instructions to the letter. I did all the prep. I applied 3 coats. I was careful not to drop anything into the sink to avoid nicking or scratching. I kept a hand towel beside the sink. Every time I used the sink, I wiped it dry. That probably wouldn't be necessary in most cases, but my water is very hard and leaves spots on anything and everything when it dries. ProtectaClear repels water, so a half-second swipe with the towel was all it took. Maybe I didn't need to dry it, but I wasn't taking any chances.The smeared look of the sink surface is the result of having to clean it with abrasives. The ProtectaClear didn't cause that.I just spent two hours cleaning the other sink. (That's par for the course.) I'm about to apply ProtectaClear to it.I strongly recommend NOT buying metal sinks. If you get stuck with one, this is the best solution I've found.

Magnífico

I bought ProtectaClear to seal some of my jewelry pieces that were starting to tarnish quickly, and I’m really impressed with how well it works. The finished coating is smooth, clear, and doesn’t change the color of the metal. My gold plated and silver pieces look brand new again and stay that way much longer.It does have a strong smell while applying, but once it dries and cures, the jewelry looks great and feels completely smooth. A little goes a long way, so the bottle will last a long time.How to use it:Clean the jewelry first and make sure it’s completely dry. Shake the bottle and apply a thin, even coat using the small applicator sponge or brush. Let it dry without touching it for about an hour, and then allow it to fully cure (I let mine sit overnight). That’s it — once cured, the coating is hard, clear, and helps protect against tarnish, fingerprints, and skin oils.Overall, this is a great product if you make jewelry or want to protect your favorite pieces from tarnishing or turning your skin green. I’m very happy with the results!

J'ai bien suivi les instructions. J'ai passé une première couche du liquide à l'aide d'un petit pinceau sur des boucles d'oreilles dorées et sur une grosse bague toute dorée aussi.Après la 1re couche, déception !Le doré avait viré en un orange léger, suffisamment pour faire pacotille.J'ai passé la 2e couche, en mettant peu de produit aussi et toujours en laissant sécher toute une nuit.ET LÀ, MIRACLE ! La teinte est un très beau doré particulièrement brillant.Franchement, que ce soit les boucles d'oreilles ou la bague, on dirait de l'or.Évidemment je recommande vivement ce produit qui certes est cher, mais il en faut tellement peu que cela vaut l'investissement.

It does it's job well. I use it to coat my belt buckle to guard from metal allergies. You need to reapply after a few months.