Simichrome 390050 All Metal Polish Tube - 1.76 oz.

great polish , did lots of fishing lures , now they look like new,

Great product, it cleans the chrome really well

Great great stuff

Best bare metal polish. Difficult to find locally. Tried a couple of other brands, Flitz, Blue Magic, Simichrome gave the best results. Used on bare aluminum window trim of a used car that had some rather stubborn deposits. Looked almost new when I finished.

Does a good job on softer metals. I used to polish up some chrome for which it does a great job. Harder metals like stainless steel not so much.Good price, good shine, not greasy.

I bought this to polish up pieces of my jewelry. I used on these earrings I love but they have gotten dull over time. I polished one and it shines like new. Doesn't need but a tiny bit to clean all the tarnish off. Great value for the quality and ease of use.

Good polish

I restore vintage clocks for a hobby. The innards may be restored to full functionality but many times the exterior clock case still looks tired due to dull brass ornamentation (such as the brass frame ring retaining the clock glass across the front dial).Using this polish and applying a gentle rub with an old dish towel brings back a gleaming shine that has to be seen to be believed. (When the paste in the rubbing area starts turning black - you know it's working.) Start rubbing in a small area till you see the crud dissolve and then continue expanding the edges of the cleaned area. Easiest way to see what has been done and what still needs to be done.Folks, I'm talking clocks from the mid-50's that haven't seen maintenance in decades! The pendulums on grandfather clocks now capture your attention with their gleamy shine as they swing. The protective coating has lasted over six months so far. This is one great product that works & is worth every penny spent.~~~~~~~~~~~~I also found a second use for this polish that gives very satisfying results ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Many of my clocks have a dull varnish finish due to years of embedded grime from untouched mantle sitting. Tried using Johnson Paste Wax but the results were a 'gleam but no clean'. On a whim I tried some of this polish on the wood case. The cleaning agent in this paste gently cut thru & lifted the embedded dirt and (since it is a polish) - it left a smooth reflective finish that freshened up the overall clock. I ended up with a clean varnish surface, yet - it still retained that aged patina look that only time can give you. Sounds unorthodox - but give it try..... Tell us your experience.