🔷 Transform Your Metals with White Diamond Metal Polish: Powerful Cleaner & Long-Lasting Sealant – 12 fl oz Review

Bought my 3rd bottle of this because it WORKS and looks GOOD! I use it almost exclusively for the chrome parts of my Harley. It glides on easily and shines to a lustrous shine with little to no rubbing - wipes off easily but requires 2-3 turns of polishing cloth to remove all film. There are two things to watch out for. First, it's a fairly liquid substance. Apply gently to a rag/towel to buff the item/area to be cleaned. It will get thicker through natural evaporation after you've had it for a

I have a few show cars and a converted bike so I'm always looking for new polishes and trying them out. After seeing all the five star reviews I decided to give it a try. I've used this on highly polished stainless steel and polished sheet aluminum. This left a haze on my polished aluminum parts and made them look dull. I polished and polished to no avail. I ended up using a different polish to remove the white diamond veil that was left behind. Judging by all the good reviews it must have some

I have had excellent results using White Diamond's polish on aluminum and stainless steel. It works very well and I recommend it. Cons #1: It's very runny and watery, wants to shed the buff or foam cone. It needs to be rubbed very well into the wheel/cone before spinning it. And yes, I shake the bottle well before use. Disadvantage #2: After the varnish is applied to the surface and a black paste is formed, the instructions say let it dry for a few minutes and then buff the dry residue. For me,

I was very skeptical about this product because I have seen similar claims made by many other metal polishes that have never achieved the results claimed. However, this metal polish from White Diamond works better than any other product I've tried for polishing aluminum. I have a hot rod with a lot of polished aluminum parts. Aluminum parts will tarnish over time from just sitting around due to the moisture in the air. Waxing helps, but evaporates due to the heat of the engine compartment. So…