These great little polishing and buffing cloths are great for refreshing and brightening dull or faded finishes. They are not intended to be general cleaning cloths, but the final step after thoroughly cleaning your razor. The older and more neglected the razor, the more time you will want to spend. But a little time and patience with one of these cloths will restore a razor to its original luster if the plating is intact and the plated surfaces have been properly cleaned beforehand. If you are cleaning and reconditioning a number of razors you will probably want to have more than one of these cloths on hand. They polish by gently removing old plating and dirt from the surface to reveal the fresh, clean finish underneath. This leaves black deposits on the polishing cloth, which is infused with very fine jeweler's rouge and polishing compounds that are far gentler and safer than abrasive polishing creams and pastes. Once the entire cloth is black, it's time for a new one. The cloths are meant to be used dry and should not be washed, and you don't have to apply a lot of elbow grease to get good results. I have used one cloth to restore five vintage razors that needed a good cleaning but had no pitting, rust, or missing plating. They now shine like the day were were made, and I have enough clean space on my cloth to polish at least one more razor. If you use these cloths as intended, you will be very happy with your results. For the price, these polishing cloths are a good value.

I watched Matt's review on cleaning and polishing vintage razor. It was very helpful. I used Dawn liquid dish soap and Flitz to clean and polish my recently found 1959 Gillette Fatboy razor then used the polishing cloth from RE to buff it. It gleamed! This razor was in good enough shape that it did not need re-plating, just some cleaning and polishing. I highly recommend this polishing cloth to anyone looking to enhance the appearance of the vintage or DE razors that lack luster.

I bought a Vintage Gillette Slim Adjustable Safety Razor that was sanitized with alcohol. I watched your video on servicing vintage razors and bought a bottle of the thing you recommended in the video for cleaning and buffing. One side of the cloth was full of dirt and it really brought out the shine.

Not only does it work great on razors but other items such as jewellery and watches.