Can the Silver Polish scratch my finish?

The Silver Polish works amazing on solid silver, sliver plating and nickel plating that has no lacquer or finish on it. When using the polish on any type of plating make sure the instrument is free of dust, dirt and grime prior to using our polish which is to be applied to a clean instrument. If not cleaned prior to using our polish, the dust, dirt or grime may cause scratching and swirl marks as it gets dragged and mixed in with the polish and cloth. Also, always use a clean cloth when applying and removing the silver polish to avoid scratching your instrument. The quality of your plating can determine how easy it scratches. You can ask your instrument manufacturer for plating quality questions and if a polish can be safely applied. Always try a small inconspicuous area to test the results.

Fox Products Corp, manufacturer of high quality bassoons and oboes said

We really like the Lacquer Polish for cleaning the wood bodies of the bassoon. It cleans off all the grime and doesn’t leave fingerprints on the clean surface when we’re finished. Your Silver Polish cuts right through the tarnish and leaves a clean smooth feel on the keys. It doesn’t feel gritty at all like some polishes we have used.

Gary F. emailed us about his MN701 Silver Polish experience on his Trumpet:

I wanted to drop you a note to mention the very favorable experience I had with your Silver Polish. I am a comeback cornet/trumpet player who started playing some 57 years ago. As you know, most silver polishes leave a white, chalky residue and exhibit a strong, unpleasant odor. I recently decided to purchase your Silver Polish,largely do the very favorable response I had with your Lacquer Polish. Your Silver Polish did not disappoint..I simply had to apply three (3) pea-sized drops to polish my silver Getzen trumpet. The shine was amazing! I commend and thank-you for manufacturing great products while keeping them affordable for everyone. You and your products show a true commitment to the musician.