NozeBleedSpeed
Right Wing Conservative
I bought some metal polish that I had never heard of,at a car show and finally got around to trying it. I was very sceptical about it but I have to do a lot of polishing on billet engine parts and its a PITA,so I try everything that I can find. There were 3 levels of polish and it is available in either liquid or a saturated wadding. I bought the liquid. The polish is catagorized by color. Red is the most aggressive,Green is medium,Blue is mild. I bought a show special which was one Geen and one Blue.
I initially tested the two against each other. There is a definite difference in power and abbrasion. They both worked great on everything I tested them on. I then grabbed all of the polishes I have and looked for test subjects. I came up with a piece of badly oxidized aluminum bar,a flat piece of stainless steel plate and a badly tarnished copper platter. All were large enough to divide into sections that would allow me to test 12 different polishes. I used a smooth flannel cloth for all comparisons. It was a very simple comparison between all of the polishes. I was only interested in the amount of work each took and the results in appearance. I tested the polishes against the common stuff like Wenol,Mothers Billet,Mothers Metal,Megs All Metal,E1 Billet,E1 Nevr Dull, Super Shine,Flitz and Luster.
I know most of you probably dont use polish as much as I do but if you have a need for it,I highly recommend that you try this stuff.I have tried many,many polishes and this is honestly the best stuff that Ive ever used,bar none. It is an absolutely great polish. It works even better when I stepped down to the blue after using the green. It left a mirror finish with minimal rubbing. After comparing it, I went to their website to order the red and discovered that they have other car care products also. I called to place an order for several other items. They were extremely nice and explained their products and correct application. Im very anxious to try them too. Damn,I love this polish!
If you are interested in trying it, here is the website:
www.heavymetalpolish.com
Here is the distributor that I bought mine from.This guy is the one that convinced me to try it. He is a polisher by trade and he was very helpful:
www.getpolished.com
I initially tested the two against each other. There is a definite difference in power and abbrasion. They both worked great on everything I tested them on. I then grabbed all of the polishes I have and looked for test subjects. I came up with a piece of badly oxidized aluminum bar,a flat piece of stainless steel plate and a badly tarnished copper platter. All were large enough to divide into sections that would allow me to test 12 different polishes. I used a smooth flannel cloth for all comparisons. It was a very simple comparison between all of the polishes. I was only interested in the amount of work each took and the results in appearance. I tested the polishes against the common stuff like Wenol,Mothers Billet,Mothers Metal,Megs All Metal,E1 Billet,E1 Nevr Dull, Super Shine,Flitz and Luster.
I know most of you probably dont use polish as much as I do but if you have a need for it,I highly recommend that you try this stuff.I have tried many,many polishes and this is honestly the best stuff that Ive ever used,bar none. It is an absolutely great polish. It works even better when I stepped down to the blue after using the green. It left a mirror finish with minimal rubbing. After comparing it, I went to their website to order the red and discovered that they have other car care products also. I called to place an order for several other items. They were extremely nice and explained their products and correct application. Im very anxious to try them too. Damn,I love this polish!
If you are interested in trying it, here is the website:
www.heavymetalpolish.com
Here is the distributor that I bought mine from.This guy is the one that convinced me to try it. He is a polisher by trade and he was very helpful:
www.getpolished.com
