Nevr Dull NEVER DULL POLISH 5OZ

This is the best polish for fine silver, be it silverware or jewelry. It removes tarnish easily, and particularly important is that it is not harsh on jewelry like some liquid chemical polishes. The shine is smooth and beautiful, and because it isn’t liquid you don’t have to wait for it to dry, and the container lasts so long! I think it is a bargain and it’s my only silver polish because it works every time with a minimum of effort.

This stuff is impressive!! Bought it to clean a “stain” off black powder coated exhaust on my Harley and not only cleaned that up perfectly but I’ve found countless uses for it!! Works great on chrome too… even works well for minor paint corrections and blemishes. Does not scratch as long as you don’t over apply pressure.

Cleaned the chrome in my shower perfectly...

Worked great. Used it on the frets of my 35 year old guitar. Big difference. Easy to use.

This product we have used for many years to polish , clean all types of metals that need cleaning. Does a great job on surfaces and the shine lasts

I have had a can of this product for many years. It is handy to have on hand and lasts a long time. I finally used it up and ordered a replacement. Unfortunately, Amazon delivered a different product though, Eagle One Nevr-Dull in a chrome can, which specifies that it is for "automotive and marine use only." If I had ordered this product, it would have been $10 cheaper, so not only did I get the wrong product, I also got a less expensive one. When I contacted Amazon, I was informed that the product is not returnable. I was however able to speak to a representative who kindly refunded my purchase. By the way, The Original Nevr-Dull has been prohibited in the state of California since 2018 as it exceeds their VOC regulations. I am guessing that the Eagle One version is the same as the Original with a different label, restricting its use.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Needed it for small RV! It was great!

This stuff works, but it takes some elbow grease especially on lacquered finishes... but once you get past the lacquer the metal beneath (in my case brass) begins to shine like new. It's also a lot easier to use on sterling flatware as you don't have that nasty paste that often remains in cracks and crevices. It's oily and you do need to thoroughly clean and rinse after use, but overall I find it a lot better than paste type silver and brass polishes... and it doesn't scratch the metals as they often do. So if you're looking for a product to use to clean brass then re-lacquer, you can't go wrong with it! I recommend some type of glove so your hands don't become slippery and soaked in oil and the oxidation from that which you polish.