met-allMet-all Silver sterlin Pewter Polish Instantly Shines, Cleans, Polishes Silverwares, Trophies, Antiques, Cutlery, Trays, Flatware, Decoratives, Collectibles 16oz + XL Mircofiber Cloth

Works well on Silver or Pewter. Bought this to clean stein lids and brought all to a shiny finish. Also cleaned silver that was very tarnished.

I’ve tried every metal polish known to man over the years. Pewter, however, is a different thing altogether. This works rather beautifully. Adds a lovely shine. When used with a bench polisher, it looks like sterling by the time I’m done (except for some black spots that don’t come out). You get so much product for your dollar and it’s very easy to use. The buffing cloth is a lovely addition! Very pleased with it!

It works really well. Only 2 issues-- hard to get out of nooks and crannies, and very strong odor... wear gloves!

It is difficult to find metal polishes that are designated for Pewter, however my search is now over! This polish is soft and nonabrasive, and it works great to remove dullness and tarnish, leaving pewter pieces looking shiny and lovely! I definitely recommend this product!

does not work on pewter and not even that good on silver. There are cheaper and better products for silver

One can find a lot of conflicting advice on the Internet about the best ways to polish silver and pewter. (Although pewter is silver-colored, it usually has no silver in it, but is an alloy of tin, copper and other metals.) I have lots of both types of metalware in my house. One thing I repeatedly see is "never use silver polish on pewter" or vice versa. Well, guess what? This product specifically says it's for Both Pewter and Silver on the can. I have tried it on pewter, sterling silver flatware, and silver-plated tableware. It works beautifully on them all. Maybe some other polishes with different chemical ingredients give bad results on one or the other, but this stuff does fine on both. It is non-abrasive and you should use soft cloths and a little bit of elbow grease. Wash it off with soapy water and (on pewter, especially) be sure to dry the item with a soft dry cloth after polishing and washing to prevent water spots. I have not tried it on copper or brass, and cannot say how it works on other metals. But I recommend it for both pewter and silver.

Did nit remove the dark spots

Pewter about14 pieces. Was quick and easy.