RoliteRMP45z Metal Polish Paste - Industrial Strength Scratch Remover and Cleaner, Polishing Cream for Aluminum, Chrome, Stainless Steel and Other Metals, Non-Toxic Formula, 4.5 Ounces, 1 Pack

This is amazing on metals and fiberglass. It’s marketed as aircraft polish, but I’ve used it for cleaning and polishing brass band instruments for over 20 years. It works especially well ans cleaner after a soldering job. It also works on aluminum boat trailers, stained fiberglass (even gelcoat), and chrome. You will not be disappointed! Note - a little goes a long way!

This works great. . I got a new refrigerator, but it was a scratch and dent sale and I had a big scratch across the freezer part and the refrigerator part looked like somebody’s fingers all over it that I couldn’t get off. I put the stuff on it and you can’t see any marks and it keeps the stainless steel looking great it’s worth every penny

I was on messenger Facebook and I saw this stuff advertise and said it would take out scratches and clean up my golf clubs. It does clean them up really well, but metal cleaner would do the same thing probably cheaper, but it does not take out. scratches like it says it does.

I recently purchased the Rolite RMP45z Metal Polish Paste, drawn in by its claims of being an industrial strength scratch remover and cleaner. Unfortunately, my experience with this product fell short of my expectations.To begin with, the consistency of the paste made application a tedious process. It was neither smooth nor easily spreadable, leading to an uneven finish on the metals I attempted to restore. While it was marketed as an effective scratch remover, it hardly made a dent in reducing even the most minor imperfections on my surfaces.Furthermore, the cleaning properties weren't as powerful as I'd hoped. The tarnished sections of my metal objects remained largely unchanged after application, and I found myself resorting to other products in my arsenal to achieve the desired shine and luster.To top it off, the paste left a residue that was quite challenging to remove. It required additional cleaning, which further added to my frustration.While every product has its pros and cons, the drawbacks of the Rolite RMP45z far outweighed its benefits for me. It might work for some, but based on my experience, I'd recommend looking elsewhere for a more effective metal polish solution.

I use this to clean brass door plates at a client. I have been using Brite Boy for years and wanted to try something new.As far as easy to use goes I gave it 5 stars because it is easy but.... like with Brite Boy, I spend more time cleaning off the product once I am done doing the polishing part. This is a problem with all products I have tried, getting them off once the cleaning is done. With that being said, cleanup is still much quicker than before. If I could ever find products that would wipe off with one pass, I would love it, but until that day, this product does a great job.I bought a 1 lb. container of it to test and see how it performed.This went on smoothly and removed all of the water/mineral spots, dirt, grime and everything else. It was quick to use and because it is a paste and not liquid, I didn't have to worry about knocking it over or spilling it. Of course it still takes a little elbow grease to get everything clear off, but that is normal.I have been using, it once per week, for the past couple of months. While the floor plate that is on the doors that open to the outside is trashed each week with more of the same water/mineral spots, dirt, grime and such each week, the inside brass plates tend to stay cleaner in appearance and require less work each week than in the past.The plate on the outside doors, is subjected to sprinklers, dirt, rain, wind, hand carts/dollies going in and out and things like that. I have noticed though, even on this plate, that it has been easier to clean and the inside portion of the plate seems to stay cleaner than in the past.I don't know if it is the "Protective coating" that is making it easier, or because it took off so much possible buildup when I first used it, but I am finding it quicker to complete the cleaning of all the plates, in fraction of the time I was spending before.I will most like buy a large container next time, but so far, I still have about 2/3's of the 1 lb. container left. A little definitely goes a long way.Updated - I added some pictures.Hand cleaned.1st one shows the uncleaned side and the clean side with residue still on it.2nd one is after residue removed. Left side cleaned and right dirtyOthers show reflections in the brass plate.

Rolite Metal Polish is effective at getting the job done, but it requires a lot of caution. It does a great job of polishing and restoring shine to metals, but I found that it can be a bit too strong. If you're not careful, it can actually damage certain metals, leaving scratches or dull spots behind. Because of this, it’s essential to use it very gently and test it on a small area first.Unfortunately, due to this risk, I’m hesitant to use it again, especially on more delicate items. While it works, the potential for damage outweighs the benefits for me. If you decide to try it, proceed with caution and only use it on metals you're sure can handle a more abrasive polish.

This does work on stainless steel for polishing and Scratch removal. Knuckle head left a 4-inch scratch on front of fridge. I applied a few applications of product, and with a bit of elbow grease (rubbing with cloth) I buffed out the scratch. So, I can vouch for the scratch removal

Works fantastic on many metals!