Below are quite a few reviews of Hagerty silver polish spray, in the aerosol can, which is also known as "Silversmiths' Spray Polish."
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by Caroline
(Virginia)
I agree with just about everything Hugh writes (see below), I didn't notice uneven coverage, though.
The spray polish did stop working after about 10 minutes of use and I tried everything to unclog the nozzle, stuck a pin in it before and after soaking it in hot water, etc. and nothing worked.
I finished what I had to do with elbow grease and an old reliable product.
Later, I called Hagerty and the receptionist first asked if I was a retailer or consumer.
She was familiar with this aerosol spray can problem and immediately offered the solution (see below).
It is not a problem with the nozzle.
I asked what was causing the problem, she didn't offer outright. From what I could understand (so don't hold me to this), when Hagerty changed the formula with the R-22 and it sits unshaken for a while part of it congeals.
So combine that gel with the frozen compressed air one gets from using an aerosol can for a few minutes and it all freezes up.
<*< Hagerty's fix is to soak the entire can in warm water for 15 minutes (don't expect or try to make the whole can completely submerge). The water should not be too hot or the can will explode but warm enough that you can imagine the contents really liquefying and flowing like water.>*>
The receptionist said this can be done at any point whether you've never used the can, used it for a few minutes or whenever.
I may try this, if I do I'll come back and post and update as to how it worked.
I say "may" because I have mild asthma and aerosol cans and I don't get along, but this came with a gift so I felt obligated to try it.
I was very pleased that the odor did not linger at all like other aerosol sprays, gone as soon as the spray dissipated (about three seconds after I released the nozzle).
I will say that I was really prepared, I used my rescue inhaler 20 minutes before as a preventative, had open windows for cross-ventilation (there was a nice breeze that day so I didn't use a fan to push the air through), and had a mask ready.
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by Sharon
(Ohio)
I've been using this product for about 10 years, the can with 14.5 oz. I just reordered and the can now is 8.5 oz and the same cost of $15.75, making it very expensive.
Be very careful using the new smaller can, it now has acetone which it didn't have before. It smells bad and if you have any breathing problems at all you could have a problem using this.
I just bought six cans and will have to return them. I have COPD and using it to clean one bridle I can't breathe. Too bad, it seems once a company has a good product, they find a way to cut corners to make more money.
I once was very high on this product but would never recommend it again. Way too expensive, smells bad, and doesn't shine as good as it did. I had to go over everything twice.
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by Hugh Edwards
(Canton, MS)
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