Polishing Compound

Does anyone use automotive polishing compound to polish stoves? It is the very fine polish used to put a high shine over paint and clearcoat so it is very gentle and contains no chemicals like Brasso does.

 

I use Simoniz on the tins - autosol or rouge on the brass, if I polish.

 

Ross, don't you just love that Autosol? I hand polish nickel with it and it pulls up a great shine while leaving behind a lot more nickel.
Dan

 

Evening, Guys,

Where can we Yanks find Autosol over here, please? Thanks, and God Bless!

Every Good Wish,
Doc

 

Here Doc, you can order it from Amazon

Ron

 

Actually there are a number of fine metal polishing compounds like Metal-glo, Flitz, Maas, etc. Seems most if not all of them are made in Germany. I have used Metal-glo for years but ran out and there seems to be no local supply in the Houston area.

 

Hey, Ron,

Thanks, very much!! I was thinking I could find it in local auto parts stores, but so far have not seen it. Thanks, again, and God Bless!

Every Good Wish,
Doc

 

Doc,

You might do better at a motorcycle dealer - Solvol used push it for use on bikes. It's great stuff on chrome and many other metals but a lot pricier than Brasso.

Dave.

 

Hey, Dave,

Thank you, very much, Sir! I'll give it a go, and see what shakes out. Take care, and God Bless!

Every Good Wish,
Doc

 

I have tried just about every polishing liquid, cream and paste.

Autosol takes a lot of beating.
I used to use it on my motorbikes in the late 1960s, early 70s.
It cleans and polishes any metal.

I use it on my stoves, sometimes by hand but often using a Dremel polisher.
The Autosol can be purchased in squeezable tubes or in larger tins.

Wonderful stuff.