Menzerna 'Metal Polish' for Cars & Household Items - Cleans & Polishes - Acts as Stainless Steel, Silver Jewelry, Brass & Aluminum Polish

This cleans and gives your metal a quality shine. It does have a smell but isn't overwhelming. I shined up several display blades and some silver rings with it. They turned out very nice and you get a good amount for what you pay for. It doesnt take much to give any metal a good shine.

I love this stuff! With steel wool (super fine #0000)—steel wool if your metal is in really bad shape—it polishes metal to like-new condition. I have a 1960-built home and this stuff has erased 64 years of tarnish on all of the brass doorknobs. I can't believe how good they look. I'm all about keeping things original when possible, so restoring them beat replacement, but it has taken time and effort because of how badly tarnished they were. That said, when I got the first one done, I was blown away. Seriously looks like it did when the house was new. They all do now. This stuff kinda stinks, but I can deal with it because it works. And to boot, it polishes old plastic, which amazes me too. Great product!!

It was ok used on chrome appliances. I like Flitz polish better, I tried this it was cheaper and had faster deliver. I will be going back to using Flitz

It works, but it's a bit "thin" and liquidy...not creamy, thick or pasty, like I think it should be. Be careful when opening the tube; it's likely to start dripping out and it's oil-based. Make sure to hold the tube upright as you twist off the cap. It does the job; however, you need more cleaning up/polishing cloth than you might think.

Works well with a Dremel tool for guitar frets

Okay so I got this polish to get rust stains off my silverware. I have a habit of leaving them in the dishwasher too long or something and little stains appear. This stuff works so good it got the rust off and restored the silverware with a brand new look.

Scratched my brand new brushed stainless sink with a nylon brush. Heartbreak!!! This removed most of the scratches and i am confident with regular polishing the rest will vanish. It does take some elbow grease. You must polish with the grain of the stainless lines. And use clean microfiber towels only.

Polish works good not happy with the tube it does not seal properly and makes the product an issue.