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Looking for "SILVERON"

Q. I am trying to find a product called SILVERON that polishes & replates silverware. I believe it is made in Cranbrook, BC but don't know the name of the company or where I can locate the product in the lower mainland of BC Canada.

M.J. Harrison
- Delta, BC
2003

Ed. note: Sorry, this RFQ is outdated, and contact info no longer available; but technical replies are welcome. No commercial suggestions please ( huh? why?)

Q. Looking for a product called Silveron.

Don Burton
Hobbyist - Markham, Ontario, Canada
2005

Ed. note: Sorry, this RFQ is outdated, and contact info no longer available; but technical replies are welcome. No commercial suggestions please ( huh? why?)

A. People have been looking for that product on this site since 2001, but no one has yet replied where to get it. But we now have an FAQ with current sourcing info for several other resilvering products including Jax silver plating solution [affil links], Medallion Liquid Silver Plating Lotion, Miracle Silver, NuShine Silver Plating Solution ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] , Nu Silver, Quickshine, Silver Plating Formula, and Silver Secret.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2005

A. I recently found a bottle of Silveron powder in a storage container. It was approximately 35-40 years old. The manufacturer was listed as Burland Chemicals in Burnaby, BC.
I could not find any info about them on the Net.

E. Twanow
- Winnipeg, MB Canada
July 21, 2014

A. Glad to see you list other products that might do the same job.
Thanks.
I bought a small plastic bottle of "Pure Silver Plate" - a liquid that worked wonderfully to restore and polish silver in Everett WA. in the 1960s or 70s from a leather supply store. It is all gone now but I kept the bottle - it listed the manufacturer as Burlund Chemical in Cranbrook BC.
Quite toxic by today's standards I'm sure.
Jim

Jim halliay
- Lake Forest Park, Washington, USA
September 9, 2014

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