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I posted this box on the honor ring forum yesterday. It is/was tarnished. I "massaged" the case with a t-shirt {ONLY} to a low luster. Any suggestions? polish/wax? thanks, Paul
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my research tells me not to use polish. to rub with the grain of the silver using a soft cotton cloth. the tarnish is poisons that form on the silver surface including cadmium, the substance used to make the silber shiny
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