QuickshineQuickshine Pure Silver Plating Spray

It works fine!

First of all this is very expensive for such a small quantity. Second it doesn't spray easily, it often gets stuck or nothing comes out. Third, it actually doesn't work. I sprayed a few small areas, waited a few minutes to let it dry and then polished it with a cloth and nothing happened. Threw the rest of the bottle out.

I bought this because I had two small, silver-plated lockets that I love but the copper was starting to show through on both of them. I followed the instructions with the first one, spray, leave for 45 seconds and polish gently with a soft cloth and it came up as good as new, actually I think it even had more of a gleam. So swap lockets and repeat process right? Only when I polished the second locket it wiped back down to the copper and worse, where there had been a circle smaller than a 5 pence piece before now most of the plating on the back was gone. Just in case I'd done something wrong I tried repeating the process and managed to get the copper area to shrink a fraction. So I tried again and the whole back went a dull gray with a coppery tint when the light hits it. One more attempt and the results were the same. I don't know why the results were so different since they are very similar copper lockets bought from the same craft store and originally silver-plated by a friend at university.So my experience has been that when this product works it works well but when it fails the results are pretty shocking. I wouldn't recommend this if you were looking to refresh the silver plating on an antique or something you really treasure, take it to a professional. But if you're just looking to breath some life back into your costume jewellery give it a try, you might end up with at least some of your items looking gorgeous once more.

Must admit after reading some of the reviews I wad a bit dubious but at the price it wasn't a great deal of money to potential lose. As it is I'm pleasantly surprised. So, okay, you will be disappointed if you have a large item with significant silver damage, but for refreshing 'tired' silver and silver plate its really good. I deal in vintage and retro items and often get stuff in that's been well worn or just not cleaned for years.I used this product on a 1900's silver plated spoon with minor rubbing to the base -it brought the spoon up beautifully and with a couple extra applications,with a few hours in between, covered the minor rubbing up. Same thing on a 1907 silver bottle where it covered quite substantial rubbing around the collar of the bottle and brought up the bottle from 'good' condition to 'excellent'. IF you use this product and follow the instruction sheet sent with it you will not be disappointed. I will recommend it to others and definitely purchase again.

Having tried another product making the same promises but producing no results, I thought this one really looked more promising. However, it was no better than the other one. Not a trace of silver was left on any of the objects I applied it to.

It did work reallt well, but then I made a mistake...I left a few items soaking for about 48hours, which was a huge mistake, as it has stripped them right back and made a complete mess of the jewellery. I only intended to do it for 24hours (which the leaflet says you can) having got a fairly decent coverage with the initial 45second spritz, but forgot about it...I'll have to buy another bottle to rectify my mistake :(

didnt plate my bracelet

Great product. Excellent results. Even coverage and finish on both small and large objects.Managed to revive my Great Grandmothers old serving spoon and recoat a 1920 teapot that had almost all the silver rubbed off. Now as good as new.