Stainless Steel Cleaner And Polish, Nsf Certified Ss Polish For Steel Chrome Aluminium Etc, Made In Usa

Cleans just like WD-40. Leaves oily residue just like WD-40. Doesn't polish at all. Money waste.

Complete waste of time and money. Doesn’t clean a thing!

Value for money

Not removing rust from steel grill's waste of money.

This product I bought for my parents

Better than cheaper versions . No smears etc.

This stuff actually works. It doesn't take much, and the 21 oz can is barely half used, all these months after buying it. I love it. That said, I bought it for $10 and change. I've seen it for sale on Amazon for as much as $50 for the same can. What are people thinking? $10 seemed like a lot of money for a can of cleaner, but I was so frustrated with my stainless steel appliances looking like crap, I was willing to risk it. Best $10 gamble, ever. Do it, you will not regret it. Our dishwasher was the worst, as it had streaks from harsh detergents down the front. I'll admit they are not 100% gone, but I thought it was permanently ugly, and now it is only visible from certain angles. I'm very, very pleased with the improvement, and it seems the polish also adds some protection. The streaking had been slowly getting worse, due to being near the sink. Now, besides visibly improving, it also is keeping the front of our expensive dishwasher from getting new streaks. So, yes, it is not perfect. But after suffering with my new stainless appliances for a year before I found this 3M product, I am thrilled at the extreme level of improvement over every other thing I tried. I only use it once every week or two. In between, I just wipe down with a damp sponge, kitchen towel, or paper towel, depending on what I'm cleaning up. The polish might need more applications in a household with little kids. But the adults around here are not impressively clean. I wipe up the fridge at least three times a week, and sometimes ten times. Also, it does not leave a waxy build up, it is not sticky, and it does not make fingerprints more visible after applying. It seems to manage to make the surface cleaner, and protect it from getting dirty for a while. You do have to put some elbow grease in, to buff it after applying, and you do have to read the instructions to buff in the right direction, compared to the direction of your stainless steel surface. You might not be sure which direction that is at first, but if you can't work it out, just try buffing one section up and down, and another section right and left, and you'll see which looks better. Not really hard, but it takes a bit of time on a big fridge surface, and it does matter that you buff in the right orientation. Worth the five minutes. If you've just gotten a big stainless steel appliance, don't wait for it to get something on it that will mar the surface. Protect your pretty new surface with this stuff. And when you see that it isn't perfect, don't make yourself crazy. This seems to be as good as it gets. If you've unfortunately gotten some ugly spots or streaks, keep using this stuff. The more times you use it and buff it, the better it gets at those marks. It takes time, and it isn't perfect, because the surface of the steel got messed up, and you can only do so much for that. My dishwasher looked significantly better after about five applications (over a couple weeks), and more importantly, stopped getting more streaks now that I use this regularly a couple times a month. My only fear is the can will last long enough that by the time I need a new one, some marketing geek will take this off the market. I wonder how long it lasts? Maybe I should buy another can before I run out.

Can cap was broken.