Review on Premium MAAS Metal Polish 1.1 lb Can - Includes Bonus Microfiber Cloth by Heather Brown

I love it! He did a great job polishing some things and the hammered brass top of the counter still looks great! For the top of the frame I used some salt and vinegar to remove the first layer of patina and then applied Brasso to it. Brasso did a good job but it had a very flat surface which I wasn't happy with. This material brought back its shine and reflection! If I had to do it all over again, I would start with this stuff. I think it will work fine and won't last long. To get a very shiny big finish, plan on adding some elbow grease, but you don't need a lot of product. This glass will definitely serve me for many years. A set of vintage sterling silver cufflinks also featured in this review had a patina of at least 30 years. I found them in my parents attic and thought they were funny so they let me keep them. I decided to try this material on silver as well, and here in the photo is the first one polished, next to the one I haven't done yet. (Those were my great aunt's initials. I don't think she even remembered the 2nd value when she made them in the 50's. 😂)