POLISH IT OFF
We compare three of our polishes.
METAL SHINE
FOR USE ON
Adds a shine to all types of metals including copper, brass, bronze, chrome, stainless steel and aluminium.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Removal of dirt and accumulated tarnish from metals. Will not remove rust from mild steel.
PREPARATION
Wear suitable gloves and eye protection.
APPLICATION
Shake well and pour a sufficient amount onto a clean, dry cloth. Rub vigorously over the whole surface with enough pressure to remove the tarnish discolouration.
Buff off using a dry cloth. Repeat the application if necessary.
CLEAN-UP
Warm soapy water.
BRASS RESTORER
FOR USE ON
An acidic solution that removes tarnish from brass, copper and bronze.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Can also be used on new galvanised steel to act as a mordant solution, and on aluminium to etch a surface.
PREPARATION
Wipe surface free from grease and dirt.
APPLICATION
Apply liberally with a brush and leave until the tarnish is removed.
COATS
One coat should be sufficient. Small items may be dipped.
CLEAN-UP
Before repainting clean with Methylated Spirits. Equipment should be cleaned with water.
POLISHING PASTE
FOR USE ON
Chrome, castings, fine metals, plastics including acrylic sheet and Plexiglas.
SPECIAL FEATURES
The paste will create a high-sheen polishing on chrome, gold, silver and lessen/remove scratches from plastic parts. Perfect for preparing surfaces for painting or smoothing down bumps or uneven surfaces.
PREPARATION
It is meant for final polishing prior to painting. Major flaws should be smoothed down with 1,000 grit or higher finishing abrasives first.
APPLICATION
Clean the surface and apply a little polishing paste. Using a soft, clean lint-free or microfibre cloth, polish the scratched areas using heavy pressure for 2-3 minutes.
For deeper scratches repeat application several times. Remove residue with a cloth.
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