IHSI-02 - "Motorcycle Chain" Bracelet - Sterling Silver

[grandmasterben]

G or other mods…you should link the link on this product page to this thread rather than the old wallets and chains thread.  Also....damn this bracelet is pimp

[Giles]

Dine and thanks for pointing it out.  G

[leeroy]

how do you guys clean/polish yours when its all tarnished and dirty, I can only get the most outter parts clean, but the inside and hinges is impossible to clean.

any tips? (I'm using a polishing cloth)

[derivative666]

I took mine to a jeweler it cost $35 to clean and polish it gets tarnished again in about 2 weeks.

[hectic]

Use salt and foil (google it), no point in giving money to a jeweler.

[Seul]

It really works…

[Giles]

I let mine embrace the patina of age…..

[LandoCal126 0]

@derivative666:

I took mine to a jeweler it cost $35 to clean and polish it gets tarnished again in about 2 weeks.

In the future, just go buy some silver polish or jewelry cleaner. Way cheaper in the long run. Or do the Salt and Tin Foil thing.

[Giles]

I tried the salt and tin foil thing on my Self Edge Feather bracelet - never again…...

[Finn666]

@Giles:

I tried the salt and tin foil thing on my Self Edge Feather bracelet - never again…...

what happened?

[Giles]

It did not shine but got super salt encrusted and took ages to clean with a "real" silver polish….

[Finn666]

thanks G. doesn´t sound that nice at all…

[derivative666]

Tried the silver polish it did not nothing. The jeweler made the bracelet look brand new

[Seul]

Yeah they have a device for silver… I witnessed it once at a friend's place... It takes a while but it does look really good as a result...

[davito]

@Giles:

I let mine embrace the patina of age…..

+1

I just rub it with a cloth from time to time

[hectic]

This is the thing:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/iCleaner-Ultrasonic-Cleaner-Cleaning-Jewellery-Watch-Glasses-tattoo-tools-/320955129755?pt=UK_Jewellery_Watches_JewelleryBoxes_Supplies_CA&hash=item4aba6a9f9b#ht_3062wt_1397

[grandmasterben]

Try baking soda and tin foil. That works!

[zhivago]

An electric toothbrush (sonicare) and silver polish will do wonders. Obvi use an old brush head, not one you are currently using.

[Seul]

Unless you have silver teeth.

[leeroy]

tried tin foil, salt, baking soda and boiling water…left a nasty film on the bracelet. also made it blacken in some spots...made it much worse
so I took an hour to polish every crevice, will likely never try that method again.