Flitz Metal Polish Paste - 5.29oz USA-Made Polish for Solid Chrome, Stainless Steel, & Aluminum - Non-Abrasive for Light Oxidation - Requires Manual Buffing - Not for Plated/Coated Surfaces (1 Pack)

Most important is the fast processing getting it shipped out extremely fast. Flitz is the best polish I have ever used. I’ve used Flitz now for 25 years. I first bought it at the state fair. That 5-1/4oz tube finally got used up. No shelf life if kept sealed. Used a very small amount each time. It polishes everything listed on the tube. I like it most for aluminum bling on my two hot rod cars. Great for plastic headlights as well.

Flitz is a jack of all trades polish...no grit, but useful for polishing plastics, paint and metals, or just putting some protection on surfaces that can oxidize...very mild, but with the proper polishing cloth, leaves a brilliant shine

Worked beautifully on brass that needed some extra care

I have a wholly unique situation that very much doubt most people will encounter & if you finish this review, most likely you will think me unhinged & delusional; I certainly would ;) That being said, my unique situation is that my entire apartment from bamboo floor to ceiling & everything in-between has been sprayed with a lacquer type shellac, painted or stained. In some cases walls were plastered over original wall & re-painted. This was all without my knowledge or consent. Believe me when I say I have physical evidence & have been documenting everything with notes & pictures to write the wildest non-fiction book I promise you will ever read. Mainly writing it for myself to catalog the extensive information but think other people would benefit from the knowledge. It’s freaking bananas & unreal. Sometimes think myself I am crazy, but assure you am not;). Super sane actually but I digress. Anywhose, since discovering my entire house was tampered with this past recent February, have been hamster wheeling around 24/7 cleaning things over & over first started with antique silver items which belonged to my late father. Initially used Weiman’s and it seemed to work however this was before the shocking discovery that ALL my items had been shellacked with layers of multiple substances & I then moved onto acetone, denatured alcohol (wear a paint mask if using this) & ping ponging back and forth between these two with cottons balls & sometimes 000/0000 steel wool & or white 3M scrubby pads. I only stop when my cotton balls stop showing yellow on the clear items, bamboo floors or marble. Came across Flitz during a query on how to polish some rare used vintage silverware since I needed to get rid of all my current silverware because some things are easier & sometimes cheaper to replace (for example all of our furniture). Other innocuous items such as designer hangers from Brunello Cucinelli or Balenciaga circa 1997, impossible to replace hence must be thoroughly scrubbed. OH MY GOD is this magic in a metal tube. Literal magic. Don’t believe in magic, by this meaning do not practice it (even though apparently I could since my Saju/Bazi clearly shows am genetically a “witch” eyeroll I know) & until recently didn’t think magic/occult was real, but Flitz is my kind of engineer-logic-reality form of magic. Not religious on any level, but the Cult of Flitz, that would be my church if I had one. Am still doing the denatured alcohol, acetone, back & forth to get things 1/2 way to unstripped, but Flitz is the perfect finisher. It’s a bit pricey to start with it if you’re trying to lift shellack +/layers of paint off literally every glass, crystal, silver, gold, jewelry, antique, Tiffany lamp, sewing machine, ceramic, marble, granite, bamboo floor, hinge, doorway, window frame etc from your home, but it is shall we say, “the nail in the coffin”? It won’t work on it all materials, but a whole lot of them! Vampirism as a concept (because obviously actual vampires are not real- there’s an entire lecture series explaining where the myth came from on Great Courses just FYI) is real but didn’t think it meant dark practitioners could literally steal your Chi & Bok! (life force & fortune- yes am again rolling my eyes here too). I have 1/2 relations + 2 stepmothers that practice a form of religion going back to the 3rd Century called Musok which seems linked to Taoism.. of which had never heard of until an event occurred in 2020 that forced me to research & stumble upon the mere existence of it. If Flitz can un-do Black shamanism, it can certainly do wonders for you🖤 As they say, cleanliness is next to Godliness💗💫 I’ve attached a photo of a Jewish religious symbol that belonged to the former owners of my home. Citristrip & mineral spirits brought it to a certain point & had planned to go over it with denatured alcohol & white 3M, but so happy that we got too busy with disassembling furniture to have gotten to it. The rest of the metal doorframe will be stripped eventually & finished off with Flitz. There are so many doorways left… & the windows & A/C… alas, thank God for Flitz:). Oh yeah, Musok prioritizes metal quite a bit over any other material. It’s the engine of their religion/sorcery, apparently. Be good. Clean with Flitz! attached another photo of a David Yurman 14K rose gold bracelet where only the first 13 links have been cleaned with Flitz flossing with cotton balls. Prior to this scrub had soaked it in acetone, then denatured alcohol & then more acetone. I scrubbed it along the entire way. Nothing worked except Flitz. This & other gold pieces will go to the Jeweler after I finish to get a 2nd deep clean because perfectionist but Flitz is truly magic in a tube. Even if you don’t believe me, you should believe in Flitz🖤

Works good and shipppig was fast

I had used it many years ago and recently decided to try it on my Harley Davidson Tri Glide. The rims on the Tri Glide are machined aluminum and are not coated with any clear coating or other protective coating. I’ve been using another brand for cleaning and polishing but when I saw the Flitz brand I knew I had to try it. I’ve done the rear rims and they look great. Shiny with no water spots or other marks on the rims. Very pleased with the results. Easy to apply and buff but I do suggest you wear nitrile or latex gloves.

Outstanding product, don't doubt anything it says on the tube. Works well on anything, plastics and blued gun parts included. Highly recommend.

I've been though several tubes of this stuff polishing knives and it is, without a doubt, the best. Easy for removing scratches on many surfaces. This knife was scratched heavily and now it has a mirror finish. Phenomenal!

Good

For different polishing purposes I have used in the last 30 years a paste called "Pool Blau" that my mother bought to do kitchen cleaning. Since the past is now gone, I had to get a replacement. Flitz is coming to the quality of Pool blau very near. Since its also working for any kind of glass, it also works for Fiberglass and therefore also for plastic/resin model kits. There are also polishing componts from Tamiya, but there are hard to get here and way more expensive.

Superior US product that does exactly what it says on the tube. Chrome, be it vehicle, taps etc all come up clean, and STAY clean. Not sure what is in the European equivalents, must be unicorn pee or something. Highly recommend

L'ho provato su metallo cromato per togliere piccoli graffi ed ha funzionato moto bene

Ordered this to clean up some jewellery (watches mainly). Took a little bit of time to get them all polished up, but the Flitz worked as advertised. As other posters have said, start slow as this is removing oxidation as well as bits of metal to get the shine you are looking for. Since Flitz is a bit coarse in my opinion I used a finer polish afterwards to really get a good shine on the items I polished (but I am a bit OCD like that). Definitely will be using it around the house as I find more things to shine up!