polishing blue fox spinners?

[newt]

Got a dozen or so blue fox spinners that are getting tarnished blades. I believe they are nickel blades. Any tips for getting a little more of a shiny luster on em'?

Thanks.

Newt, the 2 things I know about are using "Semi-Chrome", a hardware store product that fishers use, and Crest toothpaste. The Toman guiding bros have always used Crest to polish their T-Bay spinners and some guys think the small amount of scent left after rinsing them is attractive to fish. - RT

[Greg]

There's a product called "Never Dull" that is a sort of cotton batting that is treated with metal polish. Comes in a blue and red tin can, and will polish anything brass, silver, chrome, etc. Doesn't leave a nice scent, but will definitely remove the tarnish. You should be able to find it at anyplace that sells fine silverware or jewelry.
Greg

[This message has been edited by Greg (edited 12-22-2000).]

[Trout,myster]

Tar-nex will do it. As long as you're dealing with silver plate (Blue Fox are) it will shine them right up. Available at Freddy's.

[WaterDog]

Another good polish is "heavy metal". The green or red formula. It's the best stuff I have found for my boat, chrome bumpers, and it works wonders on spinner blades and wobblers. Les Schwab sells it.

[newt]

Great replies and a good diversity of options....thanks guys!

Howdy,
I just discovered Never Dull(In my friends garage) I love it! I spent the night last week shining up spoons and spinners I thought I would have to paint to make usable again.
Merry Christmas Friends!!

[Steve]

So do we still have to clean the blades the blades with Crest, these cleaners must smell to high heaven?