Thread: Blue Magic Metal Polish Cream

This stuff was sitting next to Mothers polish at Autozone and for some reason decided to give it a try since the kid at the store said it was pretty good stuff.

I've always loved my RSR exhaust, especially because the entire muffler, tip, and entire rear pipe section is high quality stainless steel and super polished. Only problem with that is it gets dirty fast and tends to get that wierd color to it in some places... you know the tinted look that tubular stainless manifolds get.

Well the tip and muffler were nasty looking, all discolored and covered in caked-on carbon that wouldn't scrub off with soap and water so I needed something to clean it up. I tried this stuff and it cut right through all of it and brought back the bling in a heart beat. Even the thick, built up carbon right at the rolled part of the tip where exhaust gas constantly passes by. Then on to my chrome 2Gb stock wheels. Wow do those shine now.

The part that really got my attention was while reading the small print after I finished, it said, "...leaves a silicone film for a lasting protection to keep the shine." So I drove around for half the week and kept an eye on it. The exhaust is still clean!!! And the wheels don't have brake dust or water spots or anything!

I'm no metal guy and I've never really used or read a lot about other polish creams so I'm not compairing it to your favorite polish but I can say that I like this stuff and recommend it ;)

I've had that stuff and been using it for about 4 years. good stuff :)

I work in a detail shop, and for my muffler I use this product called aluminum brightener by P&S and you just spray it on and let it sit for a few seconds, and rinse it off and it comes out spotless and really shiny. Of course it contains sulfuric acid, and some rims/mufflers can be stained by it.