Adam's Metal Polish - for Aluminum, Chrome, Stainless, Uncoated Metals & Other Auto Part Accessories - Polish #1 Restores Neglected Metals - Polish #2 Achieves Perfection (Metal Polish Combo)

I never would have thought this stuff would work so well. I decided to polish my exhaust tip before sale and this took it from scrap metal to bling-y catback. Lovely.

This is more of a finish polish. If you have any stained aluminum, it doesn’t take away. I used on a Protech all smooth toolbox that Probably never been polished since new and figured this being a 2 stage polish, it would remove the rub marks and I will call them “water spots” and it didn’t. It’s not aggressive at all. Between the 2 stages, it works just the same as my Hollywood’s single stage polish but twice the work. Again just a little dull aluminum it will shine it up. If your trying to “polish a turd” it’s not aggressive enough to remove any type if discoloring or marks.

I’am giving this a 4 for my overall and ease of use due to the Fact that BOTH BOTTLES HAVE instructions to RUB THE PRODUCT into the surface until you see black residue on your applicator?? Humm, That tells me my Chrome plating is basically being REMOVED??!! Then finish to a brilliant luster. Ya, it works, ya it’s fairly simple, but on a Perfect Chrome Bumper or whatever, I’ll use Brilliant Glaze or a Spray detailer. As far as Cost, it’s just Ok as it was a Pair/Kit package @ around FORTY BUCKS. ADAMS Has Great products that do work quite nicely but for Chrome that’s in Perfect Condition, Ill use a different method due to the FACT MY BUMPER CHROME WAS $2800.00 for the Pair. Id much rather not see it on a Cloth from polishing them!! Just Saying. Otherwise, Great Product for Cleaning and shining your stuff.

i had gotten used my aluminum looking murky and dull. On a lark I bought this, basically to "clean it up a bit." Holy smoke, this combination makes aluminum SHINE! It takes a bit of elbow grease because it keeps taking off layers and layers of oxidation; however, the effort is worth it. I have learned the hard way to mask off anything the is near the aluminum I am buffing as the rag with dark oxidation will smudge it, and it's hard to remove from non aluminum materials like plastic. Highly recommend.

Tried other brands along with a drill, power ball, cones and lots of elbow grease. After several attempts I was very disappointed with the end results. I decided to do some research online and found many recommending a product called Adams Metal Polish. Frustrated with how the wheels looked, I decided to order the polishes and give it a try. These two polishes brought back the shine to my dull aluminum American Racing Torque Thrust II wheels! They now look better then new, no more drill, ball or cones. No more wasting my time ..all you need are the polishes, an application pad, clean towels and good old elbow grease. Bling, bling ..Excellent product! I give it Five Gold stars here!

LOVE this stuff! I used the Adam's two-step system, along with a few different size/shape polishing balls, to polish up my aluminum wheels on our RV. It took me about 35 minutes per wheel after removing the hub and bolt covers. I used the Filtz polishing ball and an additional smaller buffing ball for Step 1 followed by a couple of other sizes of polishing balls for step 2.Here is the Filtz ball (better than Mother's I think): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015SCLNA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1And here is the assortment of smaller polishing balls/cones: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HW9G6K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1My wheels weren't too bad to begin with, but I had what appeared to be stubborn water spots that just wouldn't come off. I think it was the result of salty air at a few beachy places we have stayed. I posted before and after pictures so you can see the difference.I still need to do my rear wheels, and although these bottles are small, you really don't need much product. In fact, using too much just splatters off anyway (ask me how I know)!Highly recommend this product. Just be darn certain that your wheels don't have special coatings that forbid polishing! Some wheels have a coating that makes polishing a no-no.

Used the Metal Polish 1 and 2 to clean the exhaust tips of my 2016 Camaro SS. I've owned the car for over a year and never did extensive cleaning of the chrome. Needless to say, they were extremely black with carbon build up. First sprayed All Purpose Cleaner to get the loose build up. Then used MP #1 and a Mother's Polishing Cone to cut the bulk of the build up. #1 got the surface very clean. #2 gave it that final pop. Really changed the look of the rear end. A little goes a long way with this!

I'm a fanatic for all things Adams Polishes. When I saw this kit available, I was honestly skeptical that it could deliver on the results it claimed to be able to. Within the first 3 minutes of working with #1 there was a visible difference on the exhaust tips of a 70k mile car with just a microfiber and elbow grease. When I switched to #2, I was blown away. Yes, the product does take working with for a while but it absolutely delivers.

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