Jim Dunlop FBA Miracle Cloth 12" (MCR12)

Not a miracle cure but does a good job. Recommended.

After months of searching DIY stores I finally found the Miracle cloth on Amazon. The reason for five stars is that it does exactly what it says on the packet. I use the cloth for my brass. It brings up the shine marvellously, much better than using messy Brasso. I ordered a pack of three cloths for other uses. I strongly recommend these cloths. They really are brilliant. Apparently they can only be found on good old Amazon.

A really interesting product; a bit messy to start with. but really good for cleaning old coins

I have had a miracle cloth for 20 years as I used to sell them in my tool business. Thought I would treat myself to a new one and I’m not disappointed. They are expensive but as it says ignore the fact the cloth will quickly blacken as it does not stop the cloth from giving you a beautiful finish to a whole host of jobs. Get one as they are difficult to find but a gem of a product.

The miracle cloth I have used before, and is good.

I bought this for cleaning brass on a dogs collar and lead.as I didnt want it marking the leather and it certainly worked ..very pleased

Excellent product, my last one has been used for more than 30 yars.

Worked well in the short term. Will hope has long term benefit.

I use this polish cloth to polish the frets on my instruments, and it works great.You don't have to cover the fretboard because this cloth wont damage it, and the result on you frets is really good, smooth and shiny.And one package will last you a long time, i have mine for a year now and even the coconut smell is there still.Really good quality and not expensive.

I have used these for many years. I have used them on high carbon swords, fine gold and silver, brass and bronze of all mixed content. These absolutely work extremely well and with much less work than any other product I have tried (and I have tried a lot). My fear thru the years is that they may someday discontinue them. I have never used them on anything but metals. The following is the best practice I have found and its easy. First, the cloth turns black. Don't worry just keep using it even the black parts. As soon as it turns black it's actually working better. Just rub around on whatever you're cleaning with the same part of the cloth or use more of it if you think you should. It, your hands and the thing to be cleaned will turn black(ish). When every part has been rubbed down use a towel (one you don't much care about much) and wipe it all off. Do it aging the same way but start with a clean part of the cloth. Wipe it down again. Take the object that you just polished to a sink and wash it and your hands off at the same time with soap and water. At this point you will see it really shine. Then use another towel (this time any because it's clean) to wipe it off. You will have a well polished item with no tarnish and completely shiny! I did a very old incense burn from a Orthodox Church that had not been cleaned in decades. That one took a few hours with years of tarnish and coal and incense caked all over it. When I took it back the Priest took me aside and politely asked if I found the same burner new and just purchased it! He actually saw it as a completely new one. And it for sure looked new. If you have any old metal and use this product as I have stated (depending on the lack of care you may have to repeat the steps) you will have a brand new, shiny to the point where it's hard to look directly at result.

This is an old product that still works well. The only thing i noticed is they are not as thick as they used to be.

I have used this product before, and found it excellent. These ones came in a different package, and while they worked, they did not work nearly as well - seemed to have less of the cleaning agent in them.

I polish my necklaces and other silver jewelry, worked very good. I been using this since the early 80s. Supposedly they clean better when the rag is dirty.