Chrome & Metal Polish – 16oz

Description

Restore mirror-bright chrome and metal in minutes. A pro-grade blend of fine abrasives and polishing oils that removes oxidation, tarnish, and grime while refining the surface to a crisp, high-gloss finish. Leaves a bright luster with a light protective film. Safe for chrome, polished aluminum, magnesium, stainless, and most automotive metals when used as directed.

• Great for fleets & apparatus: bumpers, steps, polished diamond plate, exhaust tips, trim, tools

• Finish: brilliant luster + light protection (top with a sealant/wax for longer durability)

• Size: 16 fl oz

How to use

Work on a cool surface in the shade. Always test a small, inconspicuous spot first.

1. Prep: Wash and dry the area. Remove heavy grease and residue before polishing.

2. Apply: Shake well. Place a small pea-size amount on a foam or microfiber applicator.

3. Polish: Work a small section with moderate pressure in straight or circular passes until residue darkens.

4. Buff: Wipe clean with a soft microfiber; flip to a dry side for a final gloss.

5. Refine: For heavier oxidation, repeat using lighter pressure.

6. Protect (optional): Apply a sealant or wax after polishing to extend shine/longevity.

Material tips

• Chrome & stainless: Light pressure—let the polish do the work.

• Polished aluminum/magnesium: Start light-to-medium pressure; finish with feather-light passes for clarity.

• Avoid painted, anodized, coated, or matte metals (unless confirmed polish-safe).

 

Pro tips (fleet/apparatus)

• Mask nearby rubber/plastics to prevent staining; wipe any residue immediately.

• On diamond plate, polish in linear passes and buff thoroughly to clear product from grooves.

• Maintain with a protectant to slow re-tarnishing.

 

Safety & storage

• External automotive use only. Keep away from children.

• Avoid prolonged skin/eye contact; gloves recommended for sensitive skin.

• Store sealed, upright, away from extreme heat/freezing.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What metals can I polish with this? Chrome, polished aluminum, stainless, magnesium, and most bare automotive metal trim and accessories.

Does it protect the finish? Yes—polishing oils leave light protection. For extended durability, top with a sealant or wax.

Is it safe for stainless steel? Yes, on uncoated stainless (e.g., trim, exhaust tips). Test first and avoid brushed/matte finishes you want to keep non-glossy.

Can I use this on coated or anodized metals? Not recommended—polish can alter those finishes. Confirm the surface is bare metal before polishing.

Will it remove scratches? It reduces light surface marks while removing oxidation. Deep scratches typically require sanding/refinishing.

How often should I reapply? As needed—frequency depends on weather, road salt, wash cycles, and storage. Re-seal after polishing for best longevity.