Thanks for this! Don't apologize you're way better than most people who only speak English and suck at it. Funny story: I went to a hardware shop and asked for D24 instead of WD-40 everyone was confused but they knew what I wanted. Then I realised D24 is a Durian! 😂
No need to apologise, I'm almost 70 years old and only speak English, bit sometimes I can butcher the English language, so don't apologise , I think you do a great job, thank you for the video.
your English is not so poor. I could understand just fine. thank you for the information. I am designing a line of copper jewelry and have been looking for a way to seal it to prevent oxidation to make copper jewelry more acceptable to my clients.
Thank you, this is a great process. Your English is perfect! I understood everything that you said. I will use this process on my copper jewelry items, I make custom copper jewelry. Mostly, I make rings and bracelets, but also I make necklaces, keychains, earrings, and other items.
Firstly, thank you for the tips. Secondly, never apologise for what you may perceive as poor english. Trust me, your english is better than some people's who's first and only language is english.
I find that a slice of lemon or lime works VERY well on cleaning copper or brass as well. I always save left-over slices from cooking in my fridge just for that purpose :)
I love your accent! great video as well. I came here looking for a video to show me how to keep my favorite ring from turning my finger green too. thank you!!!
Awesome! I LOVE copper jewelry and have never been able to wear it. Copper looks better on my skin than either gold or silver, and rose gold is mostly out of my everday price range. I just bought a copper ring and used this process....I am SO happy!!! 3 days so far and my fingers have no staining! Can't wait to buy more copper!! Thanks so very much!
I subscribed to your channel, not because I am necessarily interested in what you do in your other videos, but this is super useful because there's not a lot of content about this so you did a lot of research/experimenting. So I think you deserve more subscribers than you have.
Excellente video my friend.. You don't have to apologize for speaking a second language. Most people can't speak one language. Thank you for your time..
Great tip thank you and don't be embarrassed about your English there are people here who live in the United States for years and still can't speak English so be proud of yourself
your English is better then mine, you do have an accent but you are using the proper words. I too have an accent and some times I cant find the right words to express my self, English is my second language.
Excellent video. Thank you for making it very clear. Your English is actually quite good! I have read that Protectaclear is safer for jewelry and contact with skin. It comes in a form you brush on or a spray. I did not know about the way you cleaned it however. Thank you for sharing.
Vinegar will clean and shine copper better. Or PH downer. That can be found with pool supplies. Best thing for copper, steel, brass. Very good and easy to make solutions. Plus you have done more than many by learning another language. No apologies needed.
Your english is perfect! I understand every word and you spoke clear and you took your time with each word. I am so glad to be asian :) Thank you for posting helpful videos!
Your English pronunciation is amazing! For a glossier finish, try a high gloss krylon art finish. It's the one I use. I've only used it on pendants I've made, not rings. Can you update us later, when the finish comes off, as to how long it lasted, how often you wore it etc? In the video you said you only wore the ring for a day. Beeswax doesn't work as I've read it should. Doesn't stop the oxidation! The spray paint seemed to stop it and maintain colour. ArtResin seems to work well too but it's hard to get perfectly around a ring. I make molds for pendants and cast them around my copper. Keep us posted on how this holds up long term!
Little tip for you,,, use brown sauce, (the type you put on chips and hot dog's) and rub it on the copper coin vigorously with fingers or a soft cloth., Then wash and dry coin..........when dry spray with clear lacquer. job done :)
Brasso is a mechnical polish. It is has a fine abrasive (rouge) suspended in ammonia. It works by rubbing it on the article you wish to polish. Soaking the article in brasso does not do much of anything. Rub grasshopper, rub then wipe clean.
Quick question any particular vinegar do we need to use ? I’ve heard malt and white wine vinegar/ but which is the best please if you happen to know of course thank you
Very nice procedure. Thanks and your English is fine. There are people here in the US with regional accents that are no where as easy to understand as you are.... I may be one of them. Again your English pronunciation is very understandable. Nice going. 1926lady
Thank you because I have a copper tea kettle that quickly loses the shine I get from polishing it with flour/salt & vinegar. I wonder if it is toxic though!!
If i get silver plated jewellery that i know will turn me green after a while and i do this process immediately, will it take off the solver plating? I hope my question makes sense!!
"I been wearing this ring for one whole day and even wash my hand with it with no issues, also no long finger turning green." And what after a day ? Repeat the whole process :) ?
Great video, just wanted to say that on your first step, you said brasso, then corrected yourself by later saying wd-40. Some people might say something: but all in all your video was very informative! Also, your English is great, and thank you for the tip.
Hey that's a cool looking ring! ☺ I don't want to make assumptions so I will just ask who is engraved on your ring? Also, your English is very good. 👍 Thanks for sharing! 😀
Good video and your English is fine. Good information...I recently purchased a piece of gold jewelry (Used) on eBay. The item had a coating on it and never saw this before. Either the seller wanted to increase the weight of the pendant or possibly was allergic to the other 10 parts of alloys mixed with the 14K Gold such as nickel, copper, silver, zinc, etc... For whatever the reason the enamel or nail polish was applied, I'm sure it would help with scratching over time and keep your items looking new. Question: Did you ever try Brasso & WD40 on Silver Coins or Silver Jewelry? Thanks again!
You said in the video that after the treatment the ring was only worn for one day. After it's been this long is there anything else to add on? Does it last forever? If it doesn't last forever then how often did you have to reapply it?
Good informational video.
NEVER apologize for your accent. I cannot speak your primary language, so your ahead of me and many others!
I wish I could speak a second language half that good! Anyone who would say anything derogatory regarding your English is just a troll.
i guess it is pretty randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to watch newly released tv shows online?
@Felipe Landry Flixportal xD
@Saul Castiel Thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service =) Appreciate it!
@Felipe Landry happy to help xD
@Acg blah A second language is any other language learned after your first primary native language tard.
Thank You for that info. And I must add that your English is fine.
Thanks for your encouraging words and take the time to view my video, really appreciated it =p
Thank you for your instructions. Your English is better than a lot of people born and raised in this country.
You speak English wonderfully my friend, please don’t listen to the negative comments.
I love your accent. I understood perfectly.
Thanks for this! Don't apologize you're way better than most people who only speak English and suck at it. Funny story: I went to a hardware shop and asked for D24 instead of WD-40 everyone was confused but they knew what I wanted. Then I realised D24 is a Durian! 😂
No need to apologise, I'm almost 70 years old and only speak English, bit sometimes I can butcher the English language, so don't apologise , I think you do a great job, thank you for the video.
your English is not so poor. I could understand just fine. thank you for the information. I am designing a line of copper jewelry and have been looking for a way to seal it to prevent oxidation to make copper jewelry more acceptable to my clients.
Thank you, this is a great process. Your English is perfect! I understood everything that you said. I will use this process on my copper jewelry items, I make custom copper jewelry. Mostly, I make rings and bracelets, but also I make necklaces, keychains, earrings, and other items.
By the way, I understand your English. I truly adore the accent. Your humility is refreshing.
Firstly, thank you for the tips.
Secondly, never apologise for what you may perceive as poor english. Trust me, your english is better than some people's who's first and only language is english.
Great idea! I make tons of copper jewelry so I'm going to try this! Please don't apologize your English was just fine!
This was an excellent video and I thought your English was wonderful!
I am in awe of how well your speak!
I find that a slice of lemon or lime works VERY well on cleaning copper or brass as well. I always save left-over slices from cooking in my fridge just for that purpose :)
I'll have to give that a try
really good english dude, honestly better than a lot of first language english speakers
I love your accent! great video as well. I came here looking for a video to show me how to keep my favorite ring from turning my finger green too. thank you!!!
Awesome! I LOVE copper jewelry and have never been able to wear it. Copper looks better on my skin than either gold or silver, and rose gold is mostly out of my everday price range. I just bought a copper ring and used this process....I am SO happy!!! 3 days so far and my fingers have no staining! Can't wait to buy more copper!! Thanks so very much!
Good tutorial. Your English is great and you enunciate your words quiet well.
Great video! Your english is not so bad, the explanation was good and it's understand perfectly.
I subscribed to your channel, not because I am necessarily interested in what you do in your other videos, but this is super useful because there's not a lot of content about this so you did a lot of research/experimenting. So I think you deserve more subscribers than you have.
Excellente video my friend..
You don't have to apologize for speaking a second language. Most people can't speak one language.
Thank you for your time..
Don't apologize for your english. Your video was informative, and I loved that. Thanks!
Great tip thank you and don't be embarrassed about your English there are people here who live in the United States for years and still can't speak English so be proud of yourself
Never apologize for your English. Your instruction was very clear. TFS 💞
Your english is very good and this was very helpful. Thank you.
thank you for the video, your english is definitely good enough to be understood clearly.
Thank you so much for doing your video in English! I thought your English was very good 😊
I'm working on a second language, and it is very hard.
Thank you! That was very helpful, and better than nail polish!
Your English is great! Thank you for the video
Never apologise for your English, especially when you're multilingual mate. Thanks for the informative clip 👍
Love your work man! Your pronunciation is fine - better than half the people born here in Australia 😂 Thanks for the video 🙏🙌
Excellent and informative. As far as your speech, you did well. I'd just say the A in enamel is the hard A sound like in At or Animal
You don’t have to apologise. Very informative video, thank you 😊
Cool! Very helpful. Nail polish does NOT adhere well to Metal and that’s what brought me to your video! Lol your English is fine btw
Great detailed video. Thank you for this knowledge.
English sounds good to me brother… better than my manarin lol. Thanks for the helpful video!
Your accent is cool! I tried your tips and they worked! Thank you Sir!
your English is better then mine, you do have an accent but you are using the proper words. I too have an accent and some times I cant find the right words to express my self, English is my second language.
I like the way you talk 💓 dont apologize.
You did good bro. Your English is great.. Thank you and God bless
Excellent video. Thank you for making it very clear. Your English is actually quite good!
I have read that Protectaclear is safer for jewelry and contact with skin. It comes in a form you brush on or a spray. I did not know about the way you cleaned it however. Thank you for sharing.
I didn't know rust-oleum would work awsome good video thanks I'll give it a try
It's good that it goes green my friend it good for you.your stopping the coppers properties
Vinegar will clean and shine copper better. Or PH downer. That can be found with pool supplies. Best thing for copper, steel, brass. Very good and easy to make solutions. Plus you have done more than many by learning another language. No apologies needed.
Your english is perfect! I understand every word and you spoke clear and you took your time with each word. I am so glad to be asian :) Thank you for posting helpful videos!
Your English pronunciation is amazing! For a glossier finish, try a high gloss krylon art finish. It's the one I use. I've only used it on pendants I've made, not rings.
Can you update us later, when the finish comes off, as to how long it lasted, how often you wore it etc? In the video you said you only wore the ring for a day.
Beeswax doesn't work as I've read it should. Doesn't stop the oxidation!
The spray paint seemed to stop it and maintain colour.
ArtResin seems to work well too but it's hard to get perfectly around a ring. I make molds for pendants and cast them around my copper.
Keep us posted on how this holds up long term!
Thank you for sharing the information and your English is just fine.
Don't apologize for the way you speak.. no one is perfect.
Your English is GREAT!
Great job, thanks for sharing
Little tip for you,,, use brown sauce, (the type you put on chips and hot dog's) and rub it on the copper coin vigorously with fingers or a soft cloth.,
Then wash and dry coin..........when dry spray with clear lacquer.
job done :)
Good video. Thanks, and you were very clear!
Excellent video. Thank you for showing us this process!
Thanks for the tip. And your English is very good.
very informative. Thank you very much for sharing.
Brasso is a mechnical polish. It is has a fine abrasive (rouge) suspended in ammonia. It works by rubbing it on the article you wish to polish.
Soaking the article in brasso does not do much of anything. Rub grasshopper, rub then wipe clean.
But isn't the clear coat paint separating you from the positive properties copper offers the body?
Vinegar and salt solution will clean the copper much faster ...2 mins
Quick question any particular vinegar do we need to use ? I’ve heard malt and white wine vinegar/ but which is the best please if you happen to know of course thank you
@@kirtandrews1859 white vinegar works the best.
Shirley Cranstoun thank you for this
Excellent, thank you.
Put brasso on the cloth and buff the coin and it will shine alot better, same with the ring. Thanks for the video
Very nice procedure. Thanks and your English is fine. There are people here in the US with regional accents that are no where as easy to understand as you are.... I may be one of them. Again your English pronunciation is very understandable. Nice going. 1926lady
your english was awesome man good video
Good video, and good english! 😊
Thank you so much! Your english is perfect
Thank you you’re English is good
Takes away coppers antimicrobia properties though...
Can we use mineral oil for prevent corrosion in copper?
Thank you because I have a copper tea kettle that quickly loses the shine I get from polishing it with flour/salt & vinegar. I wonder if it is toxic though!!
If i get silver plated jewellery that i know will turn me green after a while and i do this process immediately, will it take off the solver plating?
I hope my question makes sense!!
Interesting. Thank you.
I was thinking the same thing when I saw people use clear coat nail polish. I thought Rustoleum would work better. ty
What is brasso ? I can’t see what that is
Thank you 😊 for sharing
Love your video ,so helpful to me ! 💋
how long did the clear coat last on your ring man? i got a whole bunch of cheap necklaces i wanna protect, your english is great man
"I been wearing this ring for one whole day and even wash my hand with it with no issues, also no long finger turning green."
And what after a day ? Repeat the whole process :) ?
Holy shit ur english is pretty good bro good stuff
Great video, just wanted to say that on your first step, you said brasso, then corrected yourself by later saying wd-40. Some people might say something: but all in all your video was very informative! Also, your English is great, and thank you for the tip.
Your English is good.
Is it safe to use on rings with stones? Thanks for video.
Hey that's a cool looking ring! ☺ I don't want to make assumptions so I will just ask who is engraved on your ring? Also, your English is very good. 👍 Thanks for sharing! 😀
Will this work on wood jewelry to waterproof it?
Good video and your English is fine. Good information...I recently purchased a piece of gold jewelry (Used) on eBay. The item had a coating on it and never saw this before. Either the seller wanted to increase the weight of the pendant or possibly was allergic to the other 10 parts of alloys mixed with the 14K Gold such as nickel, copper, silver, zinc, etc...
For whatever the reason the enamel or nail polish was applied, I'm sure it would help with scratching over time and keep your items looking new. Question: Did you ever try Brasso & WD40 on Silver Coins or Silver Jewelry?
Thanks again!
Thank you.
thanks for taking the time to make this!
Permanent seal, is an excellent alternative,
great work! thanks for that!!
isnt that brass brother?
Your English is fine. I understood every word! How long does this technique usually last before you need to reapply the enamel?
Is anybody noticing the quality of his phone video the way it looks better than 10 years later😮😮😮
Thanks!!!
You said in the video that after the treatment the ring was only worn for one day. After it's been this long is there anything else to add on? Does it last forever? If it doesn't last forever then how often did you have to reapply it?
Does this take the healing properties from the copper?
Lol there is no healing properties from wearing copper. Your body needs it from the inside.
I use lemon juice a little salt takes less the five mins to come clean
To clean any copper/brass/bronze pieces, drop it into silver cleaner, and the oxide will vanish instantly.
To keep stone shiny put hot glue on the parts where you donn’t want to be painted, then spray paint, and remove hot glue.
i like that ring
thank you
Ur english was fine, gd video.
Sabai dee. Kuhn sabai dee?
Try Malay, Hokkien or Cantonese, his accent is more Malaysian English. Not Thai