Simichrome Simichrome Polish 1.76oz 1.76 OZ TUBE

I just received a tube of Simichrome polish recently. Today I tried it out. I polished a few knives from my collection. Wow! This stuff brings out the shine like nothing else can. Afterwords I decided to try it on a very collectible belt buckle I had from the early 80’s. My wife wondered why I bought a new belt buckle. I told her it was my old one from the 80’s and she was floored. It literally looked brand new. I can’t believe this stuff works this well but it does. Can’t wait to try it on more things. Definitely worth the price.

My dad swore to get this up and down for restoration purposes and it has been amazing on my 1973 honda with a little bit of pitting on the chrome. I mean it looks brand new from far away and so nice. It gets small pitting out and cleans up lots of scratches. I will only be buying this from now on.

I have used this polish since I was 12. I first used it on a Buck 110 knife. IT IS WORTH EVERY PENNY.

This product is beyond amazing. It only requires the slightest amount possible. Use it sparingly because it only requires a little dab to do an amazing job. I've used it one of my nickel-silver trumpets and on a old 10k gold ring of my late father. The ring was dull with no luster whatsoever. I applied a little bit using a q-tip and wiped it with a flannel polishing cloth. The results were immediate. It looks like a brand new gold ring.

Works great to test Bakelite jewelry

Size: I'm in my last years (45+) of working in my studio and don't want to add/ invest a huge container of the liquid wax from a stained glass store. Thought the reviews sounded good, and 1/2 of price on Amazon. My solder seems shinney and my window looks splendid.

I’ve been using Simichrome for years on my 60/40 solder lines in my stained glass pieces. Makes the lines look like chrome. I believe it helps to achieve a deep black after applying black patina. Let add that if you use this AFTER patina, it will stripe it off. Back in April, I acquired an old copper lamp. See photos of before and after. Then I acquired 4 old copper measuring cups with brass handles. Talk about filthy! They looked so bad I thought the copper was plated and these things were ruined. Again, see photos. Bottom line, I love this stuff!

I've used this stuff for about 45 years. Words the best on softer metals like brass and aluminum but will also remove light rust stains on chrome. Works to get plexiglass or headlights clearer but you might need a finer polish to finish those materials. I gave the last of a tube to a friend and needed a new tube. If you're careful and don't step on the tube it will last a long time, probably years for the typical home or vehicle owner. I know the police department in my small town used to keep it on hand for their guns back when they carried revolvers.