yes, althought i have a cheap Pearl ride (yes, the same drum manufacturer pearl) and it didn't take some of the nastyness off of it, but it did get shinier (sp?). anyways, i have zildjian cymbal polish (like $15). the trick with it is to rub rub rub it on like crazy with a cotton towel, then let it dry so the cymbal looks hazy, then buff it off. for fingerprints and such, windex will clean it.

Thanks, I'll try that. I know I'm probably not ever going to get them real shiny. ....... shiny cymbals just look so much cooler than grungy tarnished ones. When the day comes that I drop some cash on some real nice ones I'll keep em clean. I guess thats the trick (you have to clean them often).

COCA COLA !!!!

or Pepsi !

My younger brother told me to try it , and I thaught he was on Glue , but heres a website to add to my case.....I know this sounds crazy , but really IT WORKS !

http://www.howtocleananything.com/docs_articles/hca_article_coke.htm

$ .02

realize that this is going to change the sound.... if your ok with that... curiously enough the shinier you get them the brighter they'll tend to sound.... YMMV..

sebmeunier wrote: COCA COLA !!!!

or Pepsi !

My younger brother told me to try it , and I thaught he was on Glue , but heres a website to add to my case.....I know this sounds crazy , but really IT WORKS !

http://www.howtocleananything.com/docs_articles/hca_article_coke.htm

My cousin worked in the Coke bottling plant. That acid is very corrosive, he said. It's like, well, ACID! haahaha.