Brasso Best Sellers
The 8 oz bottle and the multi-purpose liquid remain the two most reordered sizes, alongside the Duraglit wadding for spot cleaning.
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Metal Polish Cream Non-abrasive Tarnish and Oxidation Remover
Why Households Reach for Brasso
A formula built for brass, bronze, copper, chrome and stainless steel, sold in liquid, cream and wadding form to match the job.
Fast Tarnish Removal
A few drops on a cloth lift built-up tarnish from brass and copper in minutes, without heavy scrubbing on lightly soiled surfaces.
Multi-Metal Formula
The same bottle works on brass, bronze, copper, chrome and stainless steel, so one product covers most metal surfaces around a home or workshop.
Proven Since 1905
Reckitt has manufactured Brasso in Britain since 1905, with a formula that has stayed close to the original recipe for over a century.
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Brasso Metal Polish FAQ
Answers on how to use Brasso metal polish, its ingredients, safety data sheet and where to buy it.
Apply a small amount of Brasso metal polish to a soft cloth or a piece of wadding and rub it over the brass, copper, chrome or stainless steel surface using light pressure. Once the tarnish lifts and the polish begins to dry, buff the surface with a clean, dry cloth until it shines. On heavily tarnished pieces, a second application usually finishes the job.
Brasso metal polish is formulated for brass, copper, chrome, stainless steel, pewter, bronze and aluminum. It is also used on plastics, Bakelite and even scratched CDs or DVDs, though it is worth testing on a hidden spot first, since some coated or lacquered metals can be affected by the formula.
The Brasso safety data sheet, sometimes searched as the SDS or ingredients list, is published by the manufacturer and covers handling, storage and first-aid information. It is available through the brand’s official product pages and is worth checking before using the polish in an enclosed space.
Light surface scratches on brass, chrome and similar metals often fade with repeated buffing, since the polish works by removing a thin layer of tarnished or oxidized metal. Deep gouges will not disappear, but the overall shine usually improves enough that scratches are far less noticeable.
Brasso metal polish is sold in several sizes, including small travel-friendly bottles, the popular 8 oz bottle, and larger 175ml and 250ml options in some markets, alongside cream tins and Duraglit wadding for smaller, targeted jobs.
Yes. Brasso has been manufactured continuously since 1905 by the company now known as Reckitt, which formed through a series of mergers starting with Reckitt & Sons. The core formula has changed only modestly over the decades, mainly to meet updated safety and environmental standards.
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What Customers Say About Brasso
Notes from people who have used Brasso metal polish on brass door hardware, copper cookware and chrome fixtures.
Marcus T.
Used it on a set of old brass drawer pulls that had gone almost black. Two passes with a cloth and they looked new again.
Sandra K.
Kept a tin of Brasso cream under the sink for years. Works on the chrome taps and the copper kettle just as well.
Daniel F.
Bought the 8 oz bottle for a brass headboard. Took some elbow grease but the tarnish came off and the shine held up.
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