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How to Clean Cymbals with Pledge Metal Polish | Zildjian and Sabian (Easy DIY Cleaning)
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- 20 years of gunk GONE!! I was gifted with these cymbals way back 1997. And now Im giving it a thorough clean. Enjoy!!
00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Before Cleaning - 20 years of Gunk!
00:20 - Cleaning Begins
02:48 - After Cleaning - Like Brand New!
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Where do buy pledge metal polish please
Thank you
Very nice actually!! I think it’s funny drummers care about the stamped logo. I’d personally choose a polished cymbal over a faded logo
Exactly! Besides, most cymbals have embossed tag and label in the cymbals.
This is the one. The mystery is over. Good job on the background music.
i could watch this all day
The logos aren’t everything but they’re a nice touch, too bad you couldn’t save them. Still the cymbals look amazing, I’ll try this out
honestly i was looking for a good way to remove logos haha thanks!
Haha! This will surely do it!
Use acetone.
Oven cleaner will clean labels right off
Another thing that really helps make polishing a little easier and quicker is try using a pair of wrangle jeans and cut a piece of it off and use the denim from the jeans to help polish and at the end clean with some 99% isopropyl alcohol to remove any leftover polish residue.
Nice Idea. :) what if I use Levi's and not Wrangler? Hahaha. :)
@@BuildRestoreRepair what about Jordache 🤔
he did not care of removing the logos, when you want to sell them is nice to see are originals
The cymbals where more than 20 year old already.. probably not that much value. :)
Zildjians are stamped. the ink is just bling
They still sound original
I'm curious as to how they sound...before/after.
This stuff is truly amazing
Yep! Super amazing! Thanks for watching my video! :)
This is the video I was looking for 👍, good job. I have a very dull Zildjian 20in light ride that I need to clean to make it sound brighter.
Glad I could help
This is the same video you posted in 2017. I just commented on it. According to SC Johnson, they no longer make Pledge Metal Polish
Yes, that is also my video. I am rearranging all my DIY videos on this channel. :) Anyway, I didn't know that they phased it out. Thats sad news. Good thing I have one more bottle in storage. :)
use Blue Magic, does the same job and maybe even better!
@@BuildRestoreRepair Thanks to Corona lot of things aren't around anymore
Yooo, I just bought a can of pledge metal cleaner. I think they’re back
I just might try this. I recently bought a used Sabian Paragon crash, and it's covered in stubborn grease and dirt.
On another note...NOOOO NOT THE LOGO!!! lol
Just read MIKE SCHUMACHER's comment that SC Johnson stopped making Pledge Metal Polish. I saw that you still have a link posted to buy a bottle, so I clicked it. WTF!? ... 215.18 for a bottle??!! Oh wait... that's in pesos... so, about USD 4.27. Not bad. LOL. SC Johnson was selling the same formula under the their Kiwi brand, but it looks like that has been discontinued as well. Thanks for the video.
Somebody here mentioned something called Blue Magic.
Does this cleaning procedure affects the sound quality of cymbals?
With this certain zildjian model it didn’t. Though it might affect the sound on other thinner models.
I would think if anything it would brighten up a little bit.
I've cleaned my Sabian AAX Studio Crash and my old Sabian AAX X-Plosion Fast Crash and it brightened them up and that was a light cleaning.
I cleaned a severely tarnished/green spotted Zildjian 18 inch crash and it sounded much better. A lot of people say they sound better with the patina, but not in this case. I actually chose this cymbal to clean because it sounded so bad that I didnt have anything to lose. Now that it is clean, it sounds great. A keeper.
I got new cymbals im just trying to keep them clean. Is clorox wipes or glass cleaner good just to keep finger prints off?
I’m not really sure regarding those products.. I would go with specific cymbal cleaners if you have the budget. But for sure there are alternatives.. in my case I had to use a metal polishing agent to clean my very dirty cymbals.
Where do you buy pledge metal polish never seen it anywhere
Online? :)
Thanknyou donyou know the website cause I can't find it I appreciate
They look great but I sure hate to remove my logos
Cant clean properly without removing the logos. :)
Why do we care about the logos? Do we require the public to know what brands we prefer or is it, we need to advertise these brands because if not, they might go out of business?
@@thomastucker5686 it is neither! It's matter of preference and presentation. I just like the look of a new cymbal. The logo is part of that look. I think the look compliments a nice clean set on a stage. I take care of my stuff home, cars, bikes,etc.and want it to look good. It's about sound and presentation. I take pride in both!
How long did it take to clean it all?
About 1.5 - 2 hours. :) it took some elbow grease amd effort.. haha
Hi I am trying it now... does it need to be soak for hour before using cotton???
Were can I find Pledge in can as shown
Why were there random toes in the video 😆 🤣 😂
I used them toes to clear the other side of the cymbals.
Hi, how often should l clean my cymbals?
Hi! Thanks for watching my video! Cleaning your cymbals will really depend on your preference. If you always want it shinning then you might have to clean your cymbals regularly. Otherwise you can just leave it be cause it doesnt really affect the sound that much.
@@BuildRestoreRepair lc thanks!
how many pledge cleaner did you used for 4 cymbals?
Didnt even finish one bottle.
I guess at some point you dont worry about the logos right?
Yes… these are 20 year old cymbals.. doesn’t matter if it has logos. Haha
Is it alright if it looks way cleaner than new O_O
Does it work with "blue magic metal polish"?
All of these vids start with trying to preserve the logos then give up and scrub them off haha, I don’t think a like smudge around the logo looks that bad and doubt it has a large effect on the sound
Yep. Thats exactly what happened to me! No possible way to clean around the logos. :)
What steps do you do in this video? It was too fast to catch any of the things you used haha!
I just placed Pledge cleaner on the cymbals - and then scrubbed away with some clean rags… that’s it!! You will need plenty of elbow and finger grease ;p hahahaha
Wow, just from hand cleaning. Nice. Who's toes are those?? 🤣
Yes. It took a lot of elbow grease!! Hehe - those are my toes. Haha
Pro tip : use gloves, your hands won’t smell and look like crap after
Yes! I AGREE! :)
DAMMIT I should have checked the comments first before doing it >:(( my hands now smell and look like crap XD
luckily mine doesn't have logos 😎
Yeah, logos bring so much un needed pressure!! Hehe
How long did it take to clean a cymbal?
Boss gusto ko lang sabihin na *anlupayt!*
Logos were erased! No value on the cymbals anymore!?!
Cheap cymbals have a sound also. Buy your cymbals for their sound not their logo.
The value is the sound. :)
Definitely agree with your comments but sometimes we need to sell or trade to experiment the sounds finding what we like so preserving the resale value will be a big help in this discover journey 🤘😊❤️
@@RezaM-mu2yz a very valid point also.
@@BuildRestoreRepairI don't even try to preserve the logos. The stamp is enough ID for me.
Pati logo nabura
Hahaha..yes
Fuck logos! If you have a piece of grease for too long who cares?
Yeah!! Smash the hell out those cymbals!! :)