how to polish stainless steel ring?
Stainless steel is a hardy metal that is not prone to scratching. Its tough nature makes it a common metal used in how to polish stainless steel ring. Although it is not prone to wear, dirt can build up on the exterior surface, especially where the band touches the skin, causing the steel to lose its shine. Fortunately, with a few household items and regular cleaning, you can remove the grime and keep your ring looking new.
Rub the surface of the ring with a soft cloth to remove dirt. Often, grime will collect in crevices in the band and around the ring face. If this is the case, use the dry toothbrush to reach into the spaces and dislodge dirt.
Or, for a more natural approach, use plain white household vinegar. Dip the brush into the glass cleaner and scrub the band on the top and bottom. Wipe clean with the cloth. If the stainless steel is removable, pour glass cleaner into a cup. Remove the stainless steel ring from the face, and place it in the cleaner. Let soak for fifteen minutes. Remove the stainless steel ring and scrub with brush.
Rinse the ring with water, being careful not to let it touch the ring face if the band is still attached and the ring is not water resistant. Apply a small amount of water to the cloth, wring it out and wipe the face clean.
If Steps 1 through 3 are not sufficient, apply a small amount of baking soda to a wet, clean cloth and rub directly onto the band, avoiding the watch face. Rinse the watch band thoroughly, and wipe it dry with a cloth.
Tips
- If you would prefer to purchase a product to clean your jewelry, use a product that specifies it is made for stainless steel jewelry.
- If scratches remain on your jewelry after cleaning, a jeweler may be able to buff out the scratches.
