The tarnish can be EASILY removed with polish

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The correct answer of the given statement above would be FALSE. The tarnish can only be prevented with the use of a thin layer of polish. Tarnish can be removed using steel wool, sandpaper, baking soda, emery board, file to rub in order to polish the metal.

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