For polished and chrome finish well

Due to the positive recessions I have brought me a can. Originally actually intended for use on polished stainless steel tailpipes on an exhaust system, my friend discovered the stuff and quoted me in the kitchen. There I should apply the product once on an existing stainless steel and brushed surface of a hood.

Unfortunately, I realized that on brushed surfaces, the use turned out to be extremely complicated. The order means that soaked cotton was indeed very easy, allowing the treatment by a soft cloth but very labor intensive. In addition to a white veil, it always came back to the banding. Repeated application was the result in order to achieve a reasonably good result.

Nevr Dull is not a material for removing scratches or even rust to achieve something more to a finish on a perfect surface (preferably chromium), which has lost its luster. A miracle cure, it is not, anyway.