💜 Spotlight your Shine with California Custom Purple Metal Polish 12 oz Review

I have tried different polishes and pastes for my rims. I saw this on Revain and decided to give it a try. Very easy to use, don't forget to turn the rag or pad over often as it will turn black quickly! Leaves a very nice shine. Removes minor imperfections and water stains. Very impressed with this polish. I will buy again. Used on chrome and polished aluminum. Didn't damage the clear coat or ruin the finish in any way.

It's true. (The picture of a rim was the first part I took, the other picture is the full rim of the same rim and the other rim is intact.) Just wanted to try it out on trailer bikes quickly and the results are amazing. little effort. It took me about 2 minutes to do without elbow grease. I'll end up cleaning the wheels, sitting in a chair and doing it right, but very impressed.

Terrible. Terrible. Flowing and dripping. Dirty to use. Works with copper and brass no better than many other products. Don't understand the rave reviews? Subsequent cleaning of the sink and the object is not possible. Impervious to cleaning with hot soapy water. Leaves everything greasy mess. I still don't understand what kind of solvent you use to clean. Tried cleaning with acetone, vindex and other grease separators doesn't work either. I wish I could get my money back. :-(

I recently damaged our ceramic halogen hob by scratching one of the burners. I did a little research and found a video of someone using metal polish to bring theirs back to life. I almost decided I needed to replace the hob and decided to give it a try. After all, I couldn't hurt her worse. I spent about 12 minutes using this polish with a soft wool buff at low speed with a power drill and the results are amazing. The hob looks like new. I'm so excited and couldn't be more excited. That's…

I came across this while searching the internet and decided to try it on my aluminum spinners. let me just say this stuff is amazing. My plane lives on the street and as you can see from the pictures the coke is weathered, oxidized and generally very gross. Polish shops charge me $125 to polish spinners and I'm tired of paying that amount as the new shine only lasts about 6 months. I decided to take matters into my own hands. I've tried Simicrome and Mater in the past. Both resulted in hours of