Flitz Polish – Paste 1.76oz.
One product, many uses. Metal, plastic, fiberglass, glass, Corian®…
This is our signature product. The one that launched our company over 30 years ago. A concentrated cream, Flitz Polish is unsurpassed in its ability to Clean, Polish, Deoxidize and Protect. Tough, durable protection; Non-abrasive formula; Non-toxic; Non-flammable; USDA authorized; Protects up to 6 months in fresh water; up to 3 months in salt water.
Easily Removes:
Tarnish, Rust, Water Stains, Chalking, Lime Deposits, Heat Discoloration, Lead & Powder Residue, Oxidation, Bugs, Tar, Oil, Fingerprints, Tree Sap, Bird Droppings, Graffiti, Dyes, Black Streaks/Scuff Marks.
Use on:
Brass, Copper, Silverplate, Sterling Silver, Chrome, Stainless Steel, Nickel, Bronze, Solid Gold, Aluminum, Annodized Aluminum, Beryllium, Magnesium, Platinum, Pewter, Factory Hot Gun Bluing, Painted Surfaces, Formica®, Cultured Marble, Corian®, Glass, Plexiglas®, Plastics, Fiberglass, Eisenglass, and Armatel®
Not for: Electroplated finishes.
How To Use:
Use sparingly. Do not let dry. Buff with Flitz Microfiber, Flitz Original Buff Ball or dry towel while Flitz is still moist.
Tarnished Brass, Copper, Bronze, etc: Apply Flitz with paper towel. Rub briskly, polish with soft cloth.
Tarnished Silver & Gold: Apply light coat of Flitz with soft cloth. Polish with clean dry cloth until brilliant.
Rust & Corrosion: Apply Flitz with 0000 Steel wool. If necessary, apply pressure when rubbing. Polish with soft cloth.
Marine Corrosion: Apply Flitz using Bronze wool applying pressure while rubbing if necessary. Polish with a soft cloth.
Aluminum, Mag Alloys, & Stainless: Apply Flitz and clean with paper towel. Polish with soft cloth.
Heat Discoloration: Apply moderate coat of Flitz. Allow to penetrate 3 minutes. Rub with paper towel. Polish with soft cloth. Repeat if necessary.
Lime Deposits: Apply Flitz with stiff brush. Rub until lime is removed. Polish with soft cloth.
Fiberglass & Painted Surfaces: Apply Flitz with damp cloth. Polish with soft, dry cloth.
