Flitz Instant Brass and Copper Tarnish Remover, Rust Remover Spray for Shine and Protection, 16 oz

This product is amazing! It sprays away years of tarnish buildup in an instant. (You need to wear gloves and do it outside, the fumes are strong.) Use a good brass polish afterward (I used Hope's Brass Polish, ordered it at the same time as the Flitz right here) and the results are incredible.

The product worked much better than I expected it to. it removed 40 years of tarnish from the brass trim around my fireplace. If you are considering removing tarnish from brass, this is the product I would recommend. This is a spray on product but I find brushing it on is more effective.

Great cleaner. Makes brass and copper shine brightly. It is easy to use. It does have a very strong smell that you need to get away from quickly.

My wife used it to remove the tarnish from a bronze Buddha statue that had become stained. Miraculously, the statue was quickly polished to a shine, looking brand new.

Works great, sprayed it on my brass lamps and left it for about a minute, rinsed them and then wiped them down. Lamps are bright and shiny. You can smell the HCL acid. Use gloves.

Spray is easy to use and works well on brass/copper items

it does a good job, you have to be quick to follow the instructions.

It works, but not as well as claimed. It struggles with deep copper tarnish and left the item with many streaks. As a first course in multiple step tarnish removal it was ok. I had to finish off the item with a paste copper cleaner.

Produce removes tarnish but is way too strong and etches away some of the copper making it look flat and grainy when tested on penny and not like shiny new copper. Had bought to clean copper flashing on house. Tried it on an inconspicuous place and it removed the tarnish but left the copper clean but looking pinkish. Glad I didn't try this in a visible location. Very disappointed in product because it removes tarnish but the end result is arguably less attractive than the tarnish.

This product just does NOT work. What else is there to say?