what is the difference between theinternational metal polish and the poloshing creme for all metals?
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I checked the Maas website and found no information about the difference, seems that for cleaning metals there is a crème and a liquid - personal preference as far as I could tell.
1812230
I honestly don't know. I have never read the ingredients on any of the metal polishers. All I know when I discovered this polish several years ago, it exceeded the other polish crèmes in outcome. Much faster and requires less elbow grease, it is not harsh. The polish seems to last longer after using.
1812231
I came upon this product at a fabric store and bought it and used it on sterling jewelry, silverplate items and was amazed. My son asked to "borrow" it (a small tube) and I've never seen it again. I found the large can and bought it on Amazon and am happy to say it works like a charm on anything. My son used it on his small collection of guns and his sterling chain and ring. My hands are swollen and painful all the time due to osteoarthritis and I have no trouble cleaning with this cream on anything I set out to clean and polish. Highly recommend it.
1812232
The MAAS metal polish was able to cut through and remove very old buildups of dirt and grime on several metals including tin, nickle, and copper plate; other products I tried did not do well on all of these different metals. It took very little polish to accomplish the job with little effort. Eight weeks have passed since I finished this project and the metals show no signs of dulling, or tarnish; this cannot be said for other products I've used on other projects. This tells me that the polish protects in addition to cleaning and polishing.
1812233
I have only purchased the international metal polish, so I am unsure of the difference. I would recommend checking to see if they have their own website and ask them directly. I love this polish, it has always worked for me. Good luck
1117982
I'm surprised to read the answer that mentions using this copper polish like old school silver polish is used (apply a thin layer to tarnished sliver, allow to dry to a haze, rub hard until tarnish is removed--your rag will turn BLACK--, finish with a clean soft cloth). This copper polish is meant to be rubbed on the dull copper after wetting the little sponge in hot water, dipping into the creme, and rubbing onto the metal you have run hot water onto. It takes VERY little effort to get bright shiny copper, and leaves no swirl marks or scratches. So glad Amazon carries it!
549810
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!
1266211
I'm not 100% sure, but I think it refers to the sizes of their containers that contain the polish. I've always used the "400" in the jar for my motorcycle and the chrome wheels on my truck, and even other metals around the house and vehicles, and it's always done what it said it will do. I don't lather it on like you'll see in the Blue Magic video, as a little of this stuff goes a long way, but it does require a bit of elbow grease to polish it out properly, with outstanding results. Hope this helps.
1323267
Sorry I do not know. I use it only as clear polish directly on my unpolished nails.
1865535
I can't tell. Don't have the box anymore. It doesn't say anything on the pan other than Chicago Metalic. Sorry.
1428708
Bits are marked CV, I believe for Chrome Vanadium.Bits also say France, although package says "Made in Germany".
1908554
Sorry, Roger, I never tried the polish on aluminum.I only use it on copper. It does an excellent job on copper. Anetski
1830583
Any of the polishes inclucing semichrome, which work on medal should do the job. Auto parts stores do have chrome polish. If the chrome is not on a high value surface, 0000 steelwool or bronzewool will do the trick also. Bronze wool is more expensive but will not leave residue which rusts.
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WENOL is the PRODUCT NAME of a polish that will make anything look brand new. I mean silver, gold, brass, etc. It is SUPERB. Look it up on Amazon or eBay. You should get a tube of this; you will not be disappointed. I SWEAR by it. e.s.
1636439
Nouvell has the copper bottom for transfer the advance has stainless steel. Both are great pans I prefer the nouvelle . These are heavy pans and I have ordered the whole set over the last year.
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The WP900 is the same as the Wool Polishing Bonnets. It is used to apply Polish.The Foam Applicator Bonnet is used to apply wax.
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Dear, Valued customer Unsurpassed for Chrome, Aluminum, Silver, Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel, Nickel, Tin and Pewter. This is the preferred polish of Rodders, Bikers, Jewelers, Silversmiths and Antique Stores worldwide. Have a good day.
835577
metal, just like any other slicker... the difference is that the bristles are contactable and make it easy to clean the brush... also the design of the ergonomic handle makes it easier to brush
1245465
It polishes copper very well. It is the best and fastest polish I have ever used. It also adds protection from tarnish.
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The BU 03515 is a polish and will only bring up the luster. The wax seals and protects the metal from staining. Same principles as car wax and polishes.
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Hello Jason. Well, nowhere on the swager does it say China or Taiwan or Japan. It says made in U.S. A. in Oroville, California. It is made of cast aluminum and looks very high quality. It is well finished, no burs or rough cuts. Bolts and nuts are all quality. The size is a little deceiving though. It looks bigger in the pictures than it actually is. Mine is 6 1/4 inches long. I think it will definitely have to be bolted down to the work bench. Is it worth $118 bucks? Yes because the other methods for un-swagging primer pockets on military brass can leave the pocket enlarged and cause the primer to unseat or blow out, from my past experience. There are other tools which mount in a single stage press that would probably do the same function. I would recommend this RCBS tool. Jimmy Fielding, U.S. Army Retired