menzernaMetal Polish Universal Polishing Cream (Cleans and Polishes Stainless Steel, Aluminium, Chrome, Brass, Copper, Silver and Plastics)

My wife decided to clean the fridge and dumped it along with other things Mayo into the disposal. To avoid calling a plumber I did everything I knew to clear the clog to include a professional drain cleaner that did not work resulting in calling a plumber to snake the drain for almost an hour. During the overnight settling of the drain cleaner to eventual unclogging the drain, a terrible film was left in both basins of the sink. I tried everything to get the shine back and a lot of metal cleaning products but until I got this lifesaver nothing worked. This stuff is awesome.

The paste is hard to spread but you have to keep going with soft cloth in circle manner to obtain the final results. I love it. My dishwasher door was ugly with stains hard to rid off. hope it stays like that for a while.

Bought this to clean up some brass on my old LV and Coach purses, but ended up using it to clean gold jewelry in my jewelry box. I had a pair of rope hoop earrings I bought years ago, that I started to think the jeweler had ripped my off because they no longer looked gold. Nothing I used cleaned them. They were black. I used this stuff and my earrings look brand new and the gold is gold again. This stuff is great!

I have used this product for years. It not only shines but it retains its luster.

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This is very good for copper cookware. It’s tough enough to polish out tarnish and burn marks, restoring the original mirror finish of the copper, but gentle enough that with light pressure and without being overzealous it doesn’t polish away the scouring pad marks my wife accidentally scratched into the surface when we first got the pot. That seems to strike a happy medium, as I want to bring up a shine without wearing away the copper.I have to dock this polish a full star, however, for the lack of product information on the bottle. It comes without a box or pamphlet, and there’s nothing on the bottle but a few hard to decipher warning signs and three lines of directions, along with a note that reads ‘safety data sheet available on request’ and a QR code that can be scanned for more product information. Sorry, but if my skin starts burning or I get some of the product in my eyes I don’t want to have to scan a QR code or request the safety data sheet. Some people don’t have phones. I do, but I don’t have a QR reader on it, and in fact I only learned what a QR code was about six months ago. This isn’t information you can afford to hide behind a wall, especially for older users who might not know how to access it. Must do better.

I have many metal polishes. Polishes are different from cleaners. Polishes work to remove deposits and to refine the finish to protect and shine.Menzerma is about the best I have tried. The instructions are actually helpful. It saw to use a micro-fiber polishing cloth. Additionally something else new to me, it says to apply a dab of this creme to the cloth, and not directly on the metal surface as has been my habit. Finally, it says to use a rotary motion, instead of my old habit of moving back snd forth like s crazed demon. All of these combined to get me superior results.My big challenge is my high carbon steel knives. They pit and discolor quickly and badly, which is why stainless replaced them. But high carbon blades are sharper. Some of them are antique and worth preserving to me. Although the Menzerma lists only stainless, it has done the best job for me on my high carbon.

I used this on my aluminum Magnalite dutch oven which was quite dingy looking. It polished up almost like new and it is fifty years old! Wow. So I can highly recommend this for pots.However, I have 2 reasons for giving it only four stars. First, the Amazon description says it is for silver, and I ordered it because I was out of silver polish, but no where on the product does it say it is safe for silver, silver flatware or jewelry. So I don't feel free to use it for the very reason I purchased it. Also, it has no directions--just a few cryptic picture symbols about its use. So I had to guess at the best way to use this based on other people's descriptions.Recommended with the reservations described above.