I have a piece of Marquis by Waterford AluminumIt was damaged in a fireHow and what do I use to clean it?
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If it's black, then you can try an acid to remove the oxidation (like vinegar or an aluminum cleaner.) If it's turned weird colors, like iridescent swirls or white spots or something, you might be stuck with the weirdnessSpots are usually pitting and they don't really go away after they happenGood luck (and I wouldn't try the aluminum foil and pan method, by the wayThat's for tarnished silver.)
