How does this compare with Weiman Metal Polish for cleaning and polishing faucets, such as the chrome-plated ones?
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I never used the polish you mentioned. My experience with Fitz is to remove water spots on polished nickel hardware.
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I can't say as I was hesitant to use the Weiman on my particular fixtures. The Flitz doesn't seem to polish and remove tarnish so much as it lends a "sheen" - like car wax on a car's finish. Seems like tarnish & spots need to be removed with another product then the Flitz applied.
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I don't know. I have never used the Weiman product. I only know that this one works great!
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I agree with Scottie. There are easier ways but the polish doesn't last. Take the time to use the Maas polish and you will have a long lasting shine. It also won't damage the finish.
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I have used it on silver and brass, but not on chrome. However, I did a Google search a and many car lovers do use it in chrome. I'd Google the question so you can see the more involved answers.
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I used wink on cultered marble in my shower and it took the rust right off beautifully without any harm at all o the marble. It is different than antique marble so o be safe I would try it in a small insignificant place if possible. Wink is amazing
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M105 and M205 was easier for me to work with. Plus it doesnt have all the fillers that the ultimate polish does. If you use the M105. You HAVE to follow it with the M205. You should only have to use the M105 ONCE on the car. Then wash it properly with the 2 bucket method so you don't put swirl markes back on the paint. If you use the M105 I recommend getting a dual action polisher its safe for beginners. I got mine from harbor freight. It works great just change the backing plate to a 5" and dont buy their pads I got mine from chemical guys.
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On the back of the bottle it states "MAAS applies waterproof protection and long lasting shine on stainless steel sinks. DO NOT use polish on brushed stainless steel appliances. MAAS Stainless Steel & Chrome Spray Cleaner is recommended to clean, polish and protect brushed finishes". I hope that helps. I use it on my stainless steel Double Edge Safety Razors and it does a great job on them.
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The Maas 1.1 lb can silver. brass, copper metal polish cleaner really works. I like it
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Hello Johnny. What I can say is that this is an excellent polishing kit for multi purposes. What I can tell you is that "I" would not use the polishing compound that is included with this kit on a Tag Heuer Watch. Why.... because I think it can be a little to rough for the watch's band. I would use instead Flitz polishing cream that can be purchased on Amazon and works extremely well and is soft on the surfaces. The compound that comes with this kit is for stage one of cleaning and removing light rust and stains and smoothing out surfaces, but after use of the compound I would still finish it with Flitz Polishing Cream that will leave you a mirror like finish. Also keep in mine that Flitz also removes light oxidation on surfaces so you get the best of both worlds. It's the same principle as with a car's finish: you wash first, then compound when needed, and then finish with a good quality polishing wax. I personal will suggest that if you are going to try this, try it on the inside of the watch's band to see what your result will be. Another idea is to buy the Flitz Polishing Cream and try it with a smooth white cloth and some cream, then rub it to the shine you desire but this will require elbow grease and time. The kit will speed up the process for sure, but don't go to fast or heavy on the speed of the tool. One other thing, when using Flitz a little goes the long way. Some people put to much and when they use the kitpolishing wheels it goes all over the place. I usually dab a little and polish, if I need to do it again I do so until satisfied. If you like YouTube has videos of Flitz Cream in action, result are incredible. Good luck.
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
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It does great on everything, although they have a silver polish available on their website I haven't tried but I'm sure will do a great job too.
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hello, this product takes rust off any metal, but we also use flitz on motorcycle exhaust pipes. we have also used simichrome to get the bluing off of the chrome.
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This is made to clean and polish chrome. It will even remove light rust and pitting. I use it on almost every part on my motorcycle.
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If its brushed stainless I don't know how well it will clean it. But on smooth metals it is a great cleaner,polish. I have tried numerous different metal polishes on my motorcycle,and this is the best I've used so far.
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This is a sanding set which will polish metal. I have used these pads on both wood and steel to prep them for finishing. It will bring a hard surface up to a mirror finish if used as directed and with patience. I can't see any reason that sterling silver would be any different from polishing the steel. I would advise caution using on any thinly plated materials (as you might risk running through a plate coating. Also with antiques sometimes resale values can be harmed by altering the original finishes. But will it polish it? I'd wager it would quite nicely, though if you wish to use a less abrasive method I would suggest a metal polish or paste buffing compound for polishing metals, like Flitz.
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It is a shinny chrome but not as shinny as a polished chrome typically found on faucets. it is not as dull as brushed chrome or nickel
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The brushed stainless is beautiful, I LOVE this faucet, been using it for 5 months now. I think the chrome would water spot easily, the stainless has been great with just a quick wipe down. My appliances are stainless so it fits in perfectly. Guess it's a personal preference if you like the shine, I don't.
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It seems to be an incredible product. I haven't had time to check out the other things it polishes besides silver, but plan to try it on some old brass pieces I have. But the back of the box lists 20 metals and other surfaces (like glass, porcelain, enamel) it cleans, and it does list stainless as one of the metals it can be used on.