Comments on: Do You Live the Polished Nickel Lifestyle? http://blog.rejuvenation.com/stories/do-you-live-the-polished-nickel-lifestyle-or-were-know-it-alls-so-you-can-become-one-too/ Classic Light Fixtures and Restoration Hardware by Rejuvenation Thu, 04 Apr 2013 15:19:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: Anne http://blog.rejuvenation.com/stories/do-you-live-the-polished-nickel-lifestyle-or-were-know-it-alls-so-you-can-become-one-too/#comment-415 Anne Mon, 06 Jun 2011 00:34:35 +0000 http://blog.rejuvenation.com/?p=573#comment-415 The key is to use an ammonia based polish.

At our store, we sell (and use) a product called Liberty Polish, and I am a fan. I usually just wipe it on, let it dry, then buff it off. For stubborn fixtures (like the water stains on my nickel bathroom faucet I just grudgingly polished), I’ll use 0000 steel wool to buff after it has dried, then wipe it down with a rag.

]]> By: PDQ http://blog.rejuvenation.com/stories/do-you-live-the-polished-nickel-lifestyle-or-were-know-it-alls-so-you-can-become-one-too/#comment-414 PDQ Sun, 05 Jun 2011 19:19:51 +0000 http://blog.rejuvenation.com/?p=573#comment-414 What’s a good product to use to polish up bright nickle? Preferably one that doesn’t take a lot of elbow-grease (I’m thinking of the fitters for the kitchen light fixtures up on the ceiling. Next time I do this, I’m getting oil rubbed bronze!)

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