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Showing posts with label Stainless Steel Rings. Show all posts

How can I stop a "stainless steel" ring from rusting and protect it




How can I stop a "stainless steel" ring from rusting and protect it?


I bought a "stainless steel" ring, but its starting to rust on the inside after only 3 hours. It clearly says on the label, "Stainless Steel..will last a lifetime". I don't know what to do, but I really like the ring. I would like to protect it permanently, but not at a high cost. All suggestions would be appreciated.




Thanks folks :-)

**I am new to this and dono how to "comment"**




Jules- My finger isn't turning green, but brown. However, I did put a coat of clear nail polish on it. I know this wont last forever, so I'm looking for a more permanent solution.

I also understand that the label might be false and that the Stainless steel ring is not completely SS. The outside of the stainless steel ring looks normal. So, with that in mind, I wonder if there is any paint or coating I can purchase that I can put on it for not too much money.






Best answer:


Answer by Jules486
Is it also turning your finger green?

A coat of clear nail polish every now and then should stop the problem.


Make your Stainless Steel easy to keep clean, Stop Corrosion and Rust, Prevent fingerprints and smudges too.


Have stainless steel near the beach? ProtectaClear will Stop the salt corrosion on metal. Prevent fingerprints and smudges on Stainless Steel

From: http://www.everbritecoatings.com/stainless_steel.html


It is a misconception that stainless steel is stainless. Stainless steel will degrade like all other architectural metals. The term "stainless" implies a resistance to staining, rusting and pitting. Stainless steel generally has a higher resistance to the effects of exposure but will still be affected by the elements.

Stainless steel is susceptible to fingerprints and smudges. Stainless steel can also corrode from salt air oxidation, road salt and other damaging elements.

ProtectaClear is a tough, durable clear protective coating that protects stainless steel from corrosion, salt air pitting and provides excellent fingerprint and smudge prevention. Stainless steel surfaces protected with ProtectaClear will be much easier to keep clean and will never darken as it will with oily protectants.

Protect both interior and exterior stainless steel with ProtectaClear Protective Coating.

USE ON Architectural metal, monuments, building exteriors, restaurant equipment, stainless steel refrigerators, Stainless Steel sinks, Stainless Steel Barbeques and much more.

ProtectaClear is easy to apply, self-leveling, it will blend to itself so touch-ups are easy.

Apply ProtectaClear on metal that is completely clean and dry. If the stainless steel is already corroded or rusty, clean the corrosion or rust from the stainless steel first. Everbrite has a stainless steel cleaner that will safely remove staining, corrosion, teastaining or rust. You could also use a no-scratch cleanser or pad - always cleaning with the grain. Do not clean in circles or against the grain. Cleaning with no-scratch cleanser or abrasives is not recommended for use on mirror finishes.

If an acid cleaner is used, the surface must be neutralized. Wash off the residue with EZ-Prep Cleaner let dry, wipe with a solvent like xylene or denatured alcohol (available in hardware stores) to remove any residue or fingerprints and then ProtectaClear can be sprayed on, rolled on the surface with high-density foam rollers, wiped on with a clear-coat applicator or sprayed on with paint sprayers.

If the stainless steel is not corroded or oxidized, the cleanser step can be skipped. If there is oil, wax or silicone on the stainless, it must be removed prior to coating.

If you have new stainless or if you have already cleaned your stainless, order ProtectaClear Coating only. If you have rusted or corroded stainless steel, we have Kits available with Stainless cleaners, neutralizers, applicators and ProtectaClear.




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Men's Rings Material?

Men's Rings Material?

Hey

I'm not too familiar with the material used to make men's rings and which is the best material. Also, could anyone tell me which one's the cheapest to most expensive.

I've heard of men's "Stainless steel" rings, "Tungsten" rings, "Titanium" rings, "White Gold" rings, "Gold" rings, "Silver" rings and "Platinum" rings.

Can someone tell me the chepest to most expensive material from that list? Thanks


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To help customers select the perfect wedding band or fashion ring, we have created a number of information pages about each of the ring metals and materials that we offer. Each page serves as a quick guide to a material, with information on durability, special features, maintenance and more. Because JustMensRings.com is more than just rings, we also have information on men’s jewelry items like pendants, necklaces and bracelets, as well as general information on how to clean jewelry, diamond settings and jewelry finishes.   

Best answer:
Answer by vivaelcris
the chapest will be silver or stainless steel if its just a simple band but price can also be determined depending on the workmanship that goes into making the ring


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Platnium or stainless steel "promise ring"

Platnium or stainless steel "promise ring"


My boyfriend is proposing on our three year anniversary valentines, should i get him a "promise ring"?
My boyfriend i have a feeling is finally proposing on Valentines Day, our three year anniversary. I love him so much, and would like to get him a platnium or stainless steel "promise ring", to show him that I am serious as well. Im not proposing to him or anything I just want him to see that I am just as serious as he is. But i dont know if thats just odd, or if he will like it. I would prefer mens opinions that are actually in a committed relationship not someone who has no clue what they are talking about thanks.


Best answer:
Answer by Valerie X #23!
Dumb idea.

Wrong section by the way.

This section is for the "grown up big people".......


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Stainless steel ring?

Stainless steel ring?

i got a ring 2day in Hot topic (a store in my mall) and im looking on the website and I found it and it says that it is a "steel" ring. so what im aking is......can i swim, wash my hands, and shower with it on?



Best answer:
Answer by Jessica Carnage
Yeah, you probably could.
It might be a stainless steel ring, meaning it won't rust.
Most rings are stainless steel, so you should be good swimming and stuff with it on.


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