Cleaning Chrome for Slabbing---Jeweler's Cloth?

[UpTheAlley]

I know I saw a thread about prepping chromes for slabbing but can't seem to find it, has anyone ever used a Jeweler's cloth on the surface of chrome before?
Thanks!

 

[cmnkb8]

Slightly damp paper towel works for me.

 

[leatherman]

Slightly damp paper towel works for me.

This can scratch the surface.

The best thing to use is a microfiber lens cleaning cloth, which comes with any pair of new glasses or can be purchased through any camera equipment store.

3M makes one for glasses, and a bigger one for electronics (same material, just bigger).

 

[Greg Cleveland]

Slightly damp paper towel works for me.

This can scratch the surface.

The best thing to use is a microfiber lens cleaning cloth, which comes with any pair of new glasses or can be purchased through any camera equipment store.

3M makes one for glasses, and a bigger one for electronics (same material, just bigger).

I've used those, too. Between me and my son, we have about 4 cloths, plus I got one with my iPod Touch, so that works, too.

 

[aaron41984]

I would recommend a Brillo pad, industrial solvent, and a couple shots of 151 for this year's Topps Chrome.

 

[All The Hype]

I'd try some steel wool.

 

[Krom]

That or 12 grit sandpaper should work.

 

[UpTheAlley]

Slightly damp paper towel works for me.

This can scratch the surface.

The best thing to use is a microfiber lens cleaning cloth, which comes with any pair of new glasses or can be purchased through any camera equipment store.

3M makes one for glasses, and a bigger one for electronics (same material, just bigger).

I've used those, too. Between me and my son, we have about 4 cloths, plus I got one with my iPod Touch, so that works, too.

thanks guys i think that is what these jewelers cloths are, very microfiber---will check out the lens cleaning one as well!

 

[UpTheAlley]

That or 12 grit sandpaper should work.

whats up today Krom!

Well, we about to find out on a few rainbow's, if that assertion shall hold water! :lol:

 

[Erich]

Slightly damp paper towel works for me.

This can scratch the surface.

The best thing to use is a microfiber lens cleaning cloth, which comes with any pair of new glasses or can be purchased through any camera equipment store.

3M makes one for glasses, and a bigger one for electronics (same material, just bigger).

You should buy some of those clothes and sell them along with your supplies, that question comes up all the time.

 

[Krom]

That or 12 grit sandpaper should work.

whats up today Krom!

Well, we about to find out on a few rainbow's, if that assertion shall hold water! :lol:

How ya been UpTheAlley.
Hope the microfiber cloth works. Good luck to those grading.