I have used Rub-n-Buff in the Gold Leaf color to repair worn plating on Coach jewelry and I think that it helped a lot, see the link below.
Cheap, easy repair for worn plating on Coach jewelry
I have purchased and enjoyed a number of pieces of Coach jewelry over the years, both sterling silver and gold-plated items. I generally don't pay full price, I buy with PCE or at the outlet or on the FOS. I like Coach jewelry but I think it is rather expensive for costume jewelry. The outlet...forum.purseblog.com
But I've never tried it on the hardware of a bag because I don't think it would last and it would start wear off quickly in spots where the metal parts rub against each other.
I've also used Rub n' Buff to replace some worn plating on the Tony Duquette Coach keyfob 93101 B4 MC at the link below - and again I think that it helped - but a decorative charm doesn't get the heavy wear of bag's strap hardware.
Coach Rehab and Rescue Club
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Here's a link to order Rub 'n Buff and I think you can find it at some hobby stores and on Amazon, too. If you try to use it (or Rustoleum or another product) to repair metal-plating, please let us know how it works out.
Rub 'n Buff Metallic Finishes | AMACO Brent
Formulated from Carnauba waxes, fine metallic powders, and select pigments for a finish no paint can duplicate. Get your easy-to-use Rub 'n Buff today!www.amaco.com
Sorry that I don't have a better suggestion!
Yea, my main concern from reading some Rub-N-Buff reviews is that it might rub off. Im gonna go the Rust-Oleum route, I believe a local hardware store near me carries the full colour selection. I’ll definitely keep everyone posted. Thanks for the reply!
