Blue Magic polish cream

[Ken and Linda Lamb]

After the recent discussion on this list about polishing creams for handbells, I bought a container of Blue Magic, on the recommendation of several users.  

So now I'm looking at the label, and it says to use it on:  chrome, aluminum, magnesium, brass, gold, copper, silver, stainless steel, and fiberglass.  

No mention of bronze.  

Please reassure me that it's OK to use Blue Magic on my handbells.  Or the church's handbells...

Thanks,

Linda Lamb 

[Mark K. Gourley]

Just this morning, I picked up my copy of Spring Vibrations from Jeffers and perused through it.  There on the page with the SemiChrome was Blue Magic.  I  wouldn’t think they would sell it if it weren’t safe for Handbells.

Mark Gourley

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[Barbara Kenny]

Malmark sells Blue Magic now instead of Simichrome Polish!

We have been using it now for about 3 years or so, and really like the Blue Magic :)

Barbara

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[Ken and Linda Lamb]

Oh, I feel so much better!  I'l go straight upstairs and polish a bell right now.  Well, maybe in a little while...

Thanks!

LindaL

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[Michele Sharik]

Yep. If it's safe for chrome, it's safe for bell Bronze. 👍

-Michèle

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[Claire Parker]

We had a cleaning session yesterday using Blue Magic and the bells look beautiful. At the auto parts store I also picked up some 'finishing cloths' which I think made all the difference in the final shine. Claire

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[mic...@thegoldendance.com]

Hi, Claire -

Can you give more details about these cloths? What brand, etc?

Thanks!
-Michèle

[hawaii chair area 12]

I use it all the time. Even the old semichrome was the same.

Karen Carlisle

[Claire Parker]

If you go to an auto parts shop, right next to the polishes (of which Blue Magic was one of several kinds) are a wide variety of polishing cloths for chrome - 'microfiber'. I purchased the 'finishing' ones. Not too expensive as they were on sale and washable/reusable. I don't have a brand name as we discarded the wrapping. At the store I went to I found packets of three, five and 10. Good luck.

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> On Apr 27, 2017, at 8:45 PM, hawaii chair area 12 <hi.a...@handbellmusicians.org> wrote:
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> I use it all the time. Even the old semichrome was the same.
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> Karen Carlisle
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[Diana P]

Hello fellow ringers
Just wanted to mention you can order both types of polish on
E-bay and Amazon
Diana

[Kathy Smith]

We use Blue Magic on our Whitechapel bells and it works better than any other polish we've used in the past.