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- How do you restore shine to dull marble? Eco Polishing of your Marble: Use a mixture of Baking Soda and water as a polish. Combine (45 g) of baking soda to (0.9 L) of water and mix well. Then using a clean cloth, apply the mixture to your surface in a thin layer. Allow to dry for about 5 hours.
- "How can I make my black rims shine again?" Polishing black wheels will add more of a shine to the wheels, (if it's a gloss black, matte black doesn't shine very well.) Apply a small amount of wax to a clean microfiber cloth or polishing pad for each wheel. Spread a thin layer of wax to the wheel going in a circular motion.
- How do you restore a dull marble floor? Eco Polishing of your Marble: Use a mixture of Baking Soda and water as a polish. Combine (45 g) of baking soda to (0.9 L) of water and mix well. Then using a clean cloth, apply the mixture to your surface in a thin layer. Allow to dry for about 5 hours.
- "How do you keep brass clean and shiny?" Vinegar + Flour + Salt For this, combine equal parts white vinegar, flour, and salt to make a damp paste that's not runny. Use a soft cloth to apply the mixture to tarnished brass and let it sit for 30 minutes. Grab a fresh, damp cloth and wipe away the paste, then rinse the item and buff it dry.
- How do you restore the shine to granite? Make a mixture of three parts baking soda to one part warm water, and combine until smooth. Apply a thin layer of the paste to your granite surface, and gently buff with a clean cloth. Wipe away any residue with a damp cloth and dry the granite for a smooth, shiny surface.
- How can I make my marble shine naturally? Prepare a mixture of water and baking soda as polish. Take 45 grams of baking soda and mix well into 0.9 liters of water, then apply the mixture on the surface of your marble floor or countertop in a thin layer. Now use your hands and gently rub the surface with sweeping, circular motions with a damp, soft cloth.
