Copperware Too Much Vinegar: Quick Fix for Dull Shine

Summary for copperware too much vinegar Discussion

Copperware too much vinegar is the core issue here: Borislav T. from Vancouver asked how to recover expensive copperware after a salt-and-vinegar treatment removed oxidation but left milky spots and a greenish cloth, instead of the original mirror finish. The answer given was practical and optimistic: use a proper metal polish such as Brasso, which the responder said will likely bring the shine back quickly. If that does not fully restore the surface, the advice was to buff the copper back to brightness. No other remedies or warnings were offered in the thread, so the discussion centers on polishing and buffing as the likely fix for over-etched or dulled copperware.