Metal Polish Paste - 1.76oz USA-Made Polish for Solid Chrome, Stainless Steel, & Aluminum - Non-Abrasive for Light Oxidation - Requires Manual Buffing - Not for Plated/Coated Surfaces (1 Pack)

I’m a knife enthusiast and hobbyist focused on sharpening and restoring blades, and after working with several different polishing products, Flitz Metal Polish Paste has become my go-to compound. This stuff simply works. It does an excellent job of removing light scratches, surface abrasions, and oxidation, and it consistently brings steel to a clean, bright finish. Whether I’m restoring older knives or refining the look of a freshly sharpened blade, Flitz delivers reliable, repeatable results. What I appreciate most is how easy it is to work with. A small amount goes a long way, it spreads evenly, and it buffs off clean without leaving heavy residue. For both hand polishing and machine-assisted work, it performs extremely well. I’ve tried a handful of polishing products over time, and this one continues to outperform most of them in terms of finish quality and ease of use. For anyone into knife maintenance, restoration, or fine metal finishing, this is an essential product to keep on the bench. Highly recommended.

I used this on a Stiffel lamp that had clearly spent several years aging gracefully (and damply) in a basement. The finish was dull, uneven, and overdue for some attention. I’m not a metalworker—just a hobbyist. I followed the instructions: wipe it on, rub it in, and repeat as needed. After a few passes, the finish brightened evenly and the details came back without crossing into over-polished territory. This isn’t a one-wipe miracle, which I actually appreciate. You stay in control. Work in stages, stop when it looks right, and walk away. No streaks. No residue. No harsh smell. 👍 What worked well • Improved the finish without damaging it • Details stayed crisp • Clean, predictable results Good to know • Heavier tarnish takes more than one pass • Taking your time pays off I’d use this again on vintage lamps or brass-finished pieces that need real improvement—not shortcuts. ✨

The Flitz Multi-Purpose Metal Polish Paste is truly impressive. I used it on stainless steel, chrome, and even some old metal parts, and it brought everything back to life with a beautiful shine. A little goes a long way, and the results are immediate. It’s easy to apply, not too messy, and made in the USA — which I always appreciate. If you want something that actually works and restores surfaces to look like new, this is the polish to get. Highly recommended!

Purchased this stuff a few times. It works great on just about anything you put it on. Metal, stainless, aluminum, plastic. Used it on cloudy headlights and it cleared them up almost like new. Makes aluminum shine too.

The item arrived in perfect condition. It cleaned quite well on most metals, but on a specific metal (that I purchased it for) it did not do anything. I was hoping to clean scratches on door handles with a burnished nickel finish. It did nothing.

I really like this product. I work with a lot of old furniture hardware and this is just abrasive enough to polish/clean without ruining the surface (though of course it's not for everything so spot test first!). I love that it doesn't smell and is easy to use. I wish I had discovered this years ago, it's far better than many other metal cleaners I've tried. My only complaint is that the metal tube did crack open after a few months of heavy use (about 70% used up), so when I went to buy more I bought the smaller tube again since I feared the larger one might crack before using as much of the product. If you're more gentle/careful with squeezing the tube you could probably avoid this problem. I use this with shop towels, q-tips, and an old toothbrush depending on the piece.

This is great metal polish. Was able to buff out scratches on stainless steel watch with a Dremel and felt pads. Also worked well in storing finish on a carbon steel knife I have that oxidizes easily. I tip I picked up a tip from a luthier on YouTube is he gets the felt pads used for furniture bottoms. Sticks two together and drills a small hole in the middle. Much cheaper he says.

For other guitarists out there: This product works great for removing the oxidation that tarnishes nickel frets over time. And it only takes a very small amount to clean and polish a fret. So don’t let the small 1.76 oz package size concern you. It will be years before the tube is empty. I also recommend using “FrogTape” to mask the fretboard in between the frets. It works great to keep the polish off the fretboard while cleaning and polishing.