If the alkali treatment is not done properly, the Da King Kong bracelet will become dirtier and dirtier with continued polishing. Alkali treatment is the first lesson for beginners. If it's not handled properly, the bracelet will not only not be clean, but will also become dirtier and dirtier with continued polishing. Here are several incorrect methods of handling alkali treatment. Avoid them, and the bracelet will be cleaner.

Common Erroneous Handling Methods

Common Erroneous Handling Methods: Using a wet cloth to wipe off the alkali, which makes the dirtier things get smeared into the crevices; Not brushing off the alkali properly before starting to polish, which seals the dirtier things in the crevices; Applying oil during the alkali treatment period, which seals the alkali and the dirtier things, making the bracelet turn dark.

Results of Erroneous Handling

Results of Erroneous Handling: Not cleaning the alkali properly before polishing, which results in the grey-white dirt in the crevices sealing in and the color becoming faded; The bracelet wiped with a wet cloth will have a sticky surface and no luster; The bracelet oiled will have a dark and muddy color, becoming dirtier and dirtier with continued polishing, and it will be hard to salvage.

Correct Handling Methods

Correct Handling Methods: Only brushing off the alkali during the alkali treatment period and not polishing it; Keeping the bracelet dry and not wiping it with a wet cloth or applying oil; Brushing it clean before starting to polish. If the alkali treatment is not done properly, the Da King Kong bracelet will become dirtier and dirtier with continued polishing. If the method is used correctly, the bracelet will become brighter and brighter with continued polishing.

Alkali treatment is the first hurdle in polishing a bracelet. If the method is wrong, everything will go wrong afterward. The correct handling methods are right here. Follow them, and the bracelet will become cleaner with continued polishing.