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Beautiful Brass Clam Shell Hooks in gold finish. Perfect for the pool house, or beach house!
Comes with screws suitable for indoor use only.
Dimensions: 13.5cm x 10cm
Caring for your Brass
Brass is a beautiful metal that carries many finishes and whilst it will stand the test of time, it will eventually patina and age, and it’s finish can dull over time especially when exposed to the elements (rain, wind, dust and salt). Please understand that this is a natural reaction to oxygen and/moisture in the air and your brass items are not defective or faulty! To restore your brass to its original glory, here’s some handy tips to help you care for your brass:
How to Clean Brass - 7 Expert Tips
How to Clean Brass and Preserve it Beauty
Mistakes to Avoid when caring for your Brass
There are a few areas of concern that you should be aware of when it comes to polishing and cleaning brass:
- Avoid using highly abrasive scrubbing cloths, metal-bristled brushes, or steel wool as these could scratch or damage the surface of the brass.
- In some cases to prevent tarnishing or patina growth, apply a thin coating of linseed oil or mineral oil to clean brass with a soft terry towel.
- Check if your brass has a lacquered finish or not before you clean it! Many brass objects are protected with a lacquer finish and should only be cleaned with hot, soapy water. If pieces of this type are heavily tarnished, you will need to remove the lacquer with a paint or varnish remover, clean and polish the brass using one of the techniques above, then re-lacquer the piece.
- If you don’t want your brass to age or dull over time, You should avoid touching your brass items as much as possible; oils in your skin can hasten tarnishing.
Regular cleaning and polishing with a microfiber cloth will help keep dust and dirt from accumulating and keep your brass accents lovely and lustrous.