3M マリンメタル修復&ポリッシュ(09019) – ボートとRV用 – 18オンス、ペースト

Someone in my house tried to clean my stainless steel sink with toilet bowl cleaner and it left it badly stained. I read a few of the reviews on this and thought I would give it a shot. I have a triple sink and after working on it for about an hour with a lot of elbow grease I got ride of most of the discoloration. I worked on it for another hour and the sink is pretty much back to normal. I am going to keep working on it as time permits but this is a really good product. I was worried that I was going to have to replace a very expensive sink that is mounted below quartzite countertops. I wouldn't worry about the price of the product it worked wonders. You don't have to use a lot , use it sparingly and keep changing rags. It's kind of like polishing silver or brass. It actually gives it a nice shine after you are done.

Expensive, but worth the money. It removes what other polishes leave behind, and in less time.

This was used to clean all stainless and aluminum on my sailboat. Had others come and try it and were thrilled with the results!

This bye far the best polish I have ever used! I have a couple sport trucks, have had various polished aluminum wheels on either truck. I live in Washington state [plenty of rainy days, and deicer on roadways] This last winter the deicer they sprayed really did a number on my wheels, left huge oxidation spots, I tried never dull, mothers, and an old metal gloss brand polish to no avail. I talked to a dump truck driver buddy, the company he works for prides themselves in the look and upkeep of their trucks. I asked him what they used for polish, he mentioned 3M polish, I researched a bit and landed on this one, I'm glad I did! I figured out quickly that the polish works better using it by hand, manually. You will go through a lot of paper towels, I used the blue paper shop towels from Costco, worked perfect. I even tried it on a set of wheels I bought and didn't use[project on the back burner] they have literally sat boxed for 11 years, oxidized, man did they polish up nicely! Lit the project fire in me again! I'm working on acquiring another 1911 project, going to need a good polishing it is stainless, I will definitely use this 3M product in the process! Bye the way it did not take much pressure to polish out the heavily tarnished areas, I recommend wearing gloves, your hands will be filthy after, but worth it! The polish paste had just the right amount of grit.

Nice product. The fineness of the material works well in creating a little more shine.