AutosolUtosol 0400 75Ml Metal Polish

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This stuff is great! It makes the grimy sparkle! If it can shine up my old crap think of what it will do for you!

Hey guys, bought this polish for a try out.My husband and I tried it on our weathered scratched, 2013, 2016 Toyota cars. Just did it again today. Comes out great. Have to use elbow grease. You have to do it at a couple of times, in a round. Try to keep up with your headlights, every 3-4 months.1st, 2nd photos is our 2016 Corolla3rd, 4th photos is our 2013 Rav41. Take a rag and wash them2. Micro fiber, put on the towel in the towel, using corners. Like a dollop of wax.3. Rub hard onto lens. Using pressure. Cover entire lens, go to other lens.4. Apply again on other lens5. Go back to 1st one lens you did and buff, wipe off wax with another micro fiber. Once done, wipe off with another wet rag.6. Apply again all steps on other lens.7. If not happy, not clean as you would like redo all steps againFirst time we used this on our cars we did it X3 on eachAwesome stuff, just bought more.👍😉

This product has given me the best polish on steel and bronze out of any other similar product. The first pic is the result of me polishing an antique spring steel saw plate with autosol applied using some aluminum foil, and the second pic is with brasso.

I bought this for polishing the heads on an open reel tape deck. The heads had years of caked on metal oxide from running bad tapes and looked like they had never been cleaned and the usual alcohol or acetone did nothing. A light coat of this on a cotton swab got them looking (and sounding) great!

I purchased this polish to buff a Thorens TD-160 turntable platter. You only need a little and it works great!

I thought what the hell I would try it out in my kitchen sink which is stainless steel and over 20 years old. It was in good shape anyway but holy crap did this do a number on it. I was actually amazed. Now having said that you SHOULD use a polishing ball on a drill attachment for this as it requires a lot of elbow grease. If you are a gen z and dont know what elbow grease is then just go back to your tiktok

I had a very expensive polished nickel faucet installed during a bathroom remodel only 5 months ago and it developed some dark brown tarnish areas that kept getting larger. I tried all the DIY internet "solutions" including using vinegar and then baking soda to try to remove the spots which only made it worse. I was afraid that the finish was completely ruined. I stumbled on a British website that recommended this polish and it worked like a charm. With only a small amount and minimal elbow grease, the faucet looks like new! It's great when a product does what it claims to do.