How to Clean Your Titanium Ring
How to Clean Your Titanium Ring
The good news about owning a titanium ring is there will be few instances where your ring will require cleaning. Titanium is resistant to corrosion and does not tarnish, it will however, after time, take on a brushed or unpolished look especially if you are hard on your hands. Metal polish and a soft cloth will shine it up a bit, but the best way to bring the luster back is to take it to its maker. Titanium is a hard metal to work; it takes major machinery and our guys put their blood, sweat, and tears into shaping, finishing, and polishing your ring. We offer a lifetime "refinishing" guarantee and have the equipment, techniques, and experience to make your ring look like new in a matter of minutes.
Adhesive has been the only cleaning challenge I have encountered in my years of helping clients care for their rings. For this sticky situation we recommended a lubricant like WD-40 to remove the glue. The ring that came to us covered in crazy glue was a different story and required more time and effort not only in the refinishing but I suspect removing it from the clients finger as well.
Regarding people who are extra hard on their hands, more time may be required for special circumstances. For instance, we have received the same gentleman's ring twice now covered in concrete; seems he is a rock-wall-builder, a common profession here in Hawaii, but he was amazed both times when we returned it looking new. Hawaii Titanium Rings also offers personal service and a lifetime sizing guarantee; it is in our best interest to keep your ring looking nice and on your finger...without the crazy glue.
