🔧 Revive Your Metal Surfaces with Blue Magic 300 Metal Polish Cream - 3.5 oz. Review

The moment I received it, I tried it immediately, I have a twenty-year-old branded handbag, the gold hardware has faded. I applied Blue Magic metal polish. Wow, that really is blue magic cream. gold fittings have regained their original color; shiny and super clean. The handbag has become a new bright shiny gold fittings. Its worth it.

I love this cream/polish as it helps remove patina. My new i5T EOS Cu (copper) got a nice tuft so hopefully it will stay shiny a little longer! I would love to hear comments from people who have experience with this material!

I am amazed at how well this worked. I should have done before and after but I was too excited to start! I bought a Movado watch with a stainless steel bracelet. The description clearly states that the metal has micro-scratches. I bought these based on reviews before I received the watch so I can use it as soon as possible when it arrives. I received both on the same day and went to work. I did a few applications with a SMALL amount on the scratched areas and voila, no more scratches! I saved…

I (WAS) had a chrome faucet and drain plug that was badly scratched and dull. I first bought Simicrome, that shined very well and very slightly. It was beautiful and I was very happy. The problem was that the next few uses of the sink, a dull finish would form on the drain plug. It was difficult to erase and kept coming back. I don't know what the chemistry is, but I'm wondering if the soap bonded to the "protective coating" that Simicrome puts on things. Anyway, I then ordered the BlueMagic…

I used this product to restore the hardware of a vintage 1993 Louis Vuitton Keepall. This product is very thick and a tiny piece will last a long time. I applied a very thin coat to the zipper and hardware (being extra careful not to get it on the vacetta's skin), let it sit for 5-7 minutes, then gently wiped it off with a soft cloth and cotton swab . Blue Magic removed the blue-green cast previously present, leaving a beautiful shine. Also, my bag's zipper runs much smoother after cleaning. I…

Light blue cream with a strong chemical smell. It is recommended to use it in a bright, ventilated place. I used it on a damaged coin I found on the street trying to determine the year of the coin and proclaim that it was indeed a penny. The buffing did a very good job of removing dirt and enhancing the shine of the penny paint. There was also a very noticeable sheen after use. I didn't have to rub for the polish to work. I just used a basic buff but I let the polish soak into the penny a bit…