🔮 550 Metal Polish Cream by Blue Magic - 72 oz Review

The package was certainly well packed for the journey. Delivered safe and sound with no cracks or holes on the container to the island of Puerto Rico. I was really impressed. I love this product for cleaning my truck, it contains a lot of different metals. it works and i like it. Cleaned headlight glasses, mirrors, spoilers, rims, door handles, wedding ring, rear silencer. can't say enough.

This material polishes the oxide layer of raw, non-anodized elemental aluminum (non-alloyed) very well. It takes some time to figure out how to use it efficiently and effectively, but after a while you get on the right track. This bath was enough to fully polish a 31-foot 1963 Airstream trailer, although the job required a tremendous amount of labor since the old oxide layer was so thick and dense. One: Blue Magic, are you listening? I would prefer if there was no silicone in it. This only…

Yes, that's a hell of a £5 (according to UPS) Blue Magic. Unlike Blue Magic 200, it's a jelly-like cream, but it cleans just as well. Mr. Metal and other such scavengers have nothing to do with it. If you play untreated brass or sheet metal wind instruments, they will look slightly better than new. I'm sure it will work with just about any other metal I'm more familiar with like Blue Magic. There are some problems here. In contrast to Blue Magic 200, this material attacks the paintwork. In…

The Blue Magic "MPC" is by far the BEST for metalworking and polishing. PERIOD! Have used them all, Flitz, MAAS etc but this one is KING! Use on my chrome rims. Bright shine and super simplicity. Firearms have never looked better, especially the jeweled bolts on pistols and rifles. Looks like chrome! My friends ALWAYS ask me what I use and I just say "BlueMagic!" Since it has some ammonia in it, be careful when using the "brass" used in firearms. Ammonia weakens the brass fire. That being said,

Yes, miracles don't happen. It would be a miracle to polish heavily oxidized aluminum, work a little with an angle buffer and achieve a mirror finish. There is nothing - NOTHING - it can do. And there is nothing that can be sprayed to remove the heavy oxidation. All polishing done. I am rebuilding a 1953 Airstream that has probably never been polished and has spent the last 22 years on a farm in the hot sun. (A tree grew through the tongue.) In general, it is heavily oxidized. The surface…