Sharkhide Metal Polish 1lb

Don’t waste your money on cheaper polishes this is the BEST product I could find for polishing out an aluminum pontoon. My cab arrived dented and crushed, but the product itself works incredibly! I compared this with SeaBrite, 3M, and Turtle Wax all metal polishes, and the SharkHide polish blew them all away.

Trim on a 1970 Chevelle. Took a lot more time than other cleaners, or polishes because you need to mask off all around your molding so no to get this product on your paint. Powerful stuff, if doing small type items like automobile trim, do it slowly and in small overlapping swats.

Worked very well for our pontoon toons.

I'm so embarrassed by the before picture showing the side of my fridge door. I know it looks like I'm a terrible housekeeper but I swear I am not a slob. Matter of fact I've bought everything under the sun trying to remove these spots. Some of spots look like surface rust (?). I have no idea what the biggest spot is from.I've tried stainless polish, spray, you name it and nothing has ever made even the slightest difference. Not even after a good amount of scrubbing, rubbing, etc.Sharkhide removed all of it. Like it was never even there. I used the smallest possible amount of polish on an old sock and applied it in a circular motion. In under 5 min everything had been removed and I grabbed a clean sock to buff out the slight haze left over.I was left with a clean, like new surface that feels smooth and slick, like the way a newly waxed car feels.I 100000% recommend this product and would give it 10 stars if I could.I hope my humble opinion helps you in some way.Thank you for reading.

I have had stains on my dishwasher that I've been trying to get out for the longest time with other polishing products...nothing ever worked, until now. I couldn't be happier! This is so easy to use and you get quick results.I also used this on our wood-burning stove door to polish the brass...it did a great job there as well!I definitely recommend it!

I tested this on a few different materials. I found the best results (at least polishing by hand - the way I used it) came on softer materials (copper and aluminum) but using it on harder materials such as stainless steel took quite a bit more work. Very thick and a nice blue color. I'm not a huge fan of the metal "paint can" it comes in, it's not convenient to have to find something to pry the lid off every time I want to use it. A screw-top plastic container would be preferable, at least to me, and I wouldn't worry so much about it drying out. A tad expensive, but it does work well, especially on easier to polish materials.

Like the way the polishes the wheels