dude all the cymbals you're polishing are already clean as a whistle

And you don’t lose the logos. Fantastic‼️✌️

Good video!. About the Pledge ("Multi-Surface") cleaner you mentioned though... I've been using it for about 8 years with NO issues, and my cymbals still look nearly new. I do them like every couple months. The P-MS doesn't leave anything behind, and they're not slick when you hold them. It's relatively mild, yet strong enough to get nearly ALL the stick marks and relatively new-ish fingerprints off. I use it on EVERY part of my kit, from cymbals, to hardware, to shell finish, lacquer or wrap. It's kind of a miracle in a bottle, I absolutely love the s**t!, and recommend it to anyone as a maintenance cleaner. Don't be afraid to dig in and scrub a little bit though with microfiber cloths, it won't hurt your cymbals, just be light over the logos

Paiste all the way, " EVERY DAY"!!

I think on a 1992 slayer drum tech on paul bostaph drumset in the early 90s

Paiste told me to use pledge on my brilliant 32 inch gong and it perfect.

awesome video that table looks great to sit and clean my cymbals, you can have it matt...ah no thx i have a small apt im the lead drummer at my church we have a conference coming up in like 2 weeks with our friends coming from canada to ca usually he brings a team with him and 2 drummers from another church up there come and help me tune mine and all that (i have no clue what im doing because i play by ear) it's deff time to clean the cymbals. so you said i just need a washcloth and paper towels for this to work? i love that you played them right after you cleaned them they sound good. and yea your right the special cymbal cleaning stuff they want 300 (250 online) but still i don't have that kind of money to spend but we have lots of dollor stores here oh and one more thing you said you were gonna clean your other cymbals after this video to test if the letters come off im asking because before this video i watched another video where a guy put chemicals of all kinds and even ketchup and then he got mad when the letters paiste and sabin came off lol i laughed and thought well of course i don't think it was smart putting ketchup to clean cymbals

There's glycerin in the ingredients of Pledge. So, it's definitely leaving a slick residue.

Have you tried it on 90s era Traditional A Zildjians? Scared to do it. I tried real lemons, it does clean it to some extent. But it leaves this whitish haze. Hard to remove even when I clean it with a towel.

Does lemon pledge help with getting rid of all the tarnish spots ?

Did it effect the logo in anyway

I like the music nomad cymbal cleaner. But I have paiste rudes now so that might not be the choice other than soap n water. I tried a spot didn't do anything.

Were they still slippery after a day of drying.

2 things: what do you mean 'be careful with your towels'? and where is your camera? you're holding the cymbals while playing, but your camera is mobile. is it in your hat or something? also, nice cymbals.

pledge what is it?

He took of his jewelry to clean his cymbal so he can smash it with a hickory stick. Good times.

In Colombia I saw that this product is called "Pride" Google it and see how similar they are. I'm deeply convinced that they are the same product but different names