Brass Cleaner

Marc Adamchek · Dec 25, 2011

Moderators, I need help, which forum is best suited for this question?

Normally I DON'T like clean brass on my firearms. In fact, normally I try to avoid it garnishing any gun I buy.

But it just so happens that there is a definite need on a certain patchbox, and I aim to address it.

Is FLITZ a superior cleaner of brass than BRASSO?

What do you experts recommend?

I appreciate the help! - Marc

Dec 25, 2011

BRASSO
Mark

Jim Evans · Dec 26, 2011

NEVR-DULL

Vtsmoker · Dec 26, 2011

I use Mothers Aluminum polish. Works great on brass too.

matt denison · Dec 26, 2011

Brasso. It's inexpensive, you can buy it anywhere - gracery store, hardware store, it works.

Snakebite · Dec 26, 2011

If you don't want to use a chemical, very fine steel wool works.

reddog · Dec 26, 2011

Vtsmoker said:
I use Mothers Aluminum polish. Works great on brass too.

Yep cleans it right up! :wink:

Rifleman1776 · Dec 27, 2011

Simichrome. Used on fine antiques, easy on engravings. Many gun shops carry it but more often found in antique shops. I have used it for years.

Nappers · Dec 29, 2011

I use Meguiar's NXT All Metal Polish (Polysh as they spell it) and it leaves it nice, use an old t-shirt rub it on with your fingers or t-shirt and wipe off. It also leaves a slight wax to it.

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