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Well throw out the steel wool, and unplug the buffer. Well...not the steel wool, see it playing a role with the 3M, in certain situations.

3M 4200 or 5200 adhesive/sealant, is the most tenacious stuff out there. We use it on boats, and aironautics industry uses it in place of rivets and screws

Its about $40 for a 18oz. jar, here.
But flitz I's like $8 for a little tube, and Maas is just a couple bucks, cheaper. So comparatively ,cheaper in the long run.

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Just shined up another.
And works great in scales, too....

Yep.. There's a lot of neat stuff in it.
Ammonia something, was another. That's where the smell comes from.
The rust from the first blade, almost wiped off in the first few passes.
It works...

Makes um like a diamond in a [emoji238] [emoji206]

Its an old Wosty, Tom.
I've seen a few like this one.
Its definitely older than the one you sent.
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Its next..!!

Just finished another, 1 hr 45min....

New you'd ask.
In return shipment, home [emoji6]

Its like supercharged Maas.
I've been working on another one, has no rust, but plenty of tarnish. Its taking a bit more elbow grease, but coming along quite well for its age.
Its been in the tadoo...

Had to share this with y'all.
Working in the marine industry puts me in touch with some cool stuff for combating corrosion, scale, rust, oxidation, you name it.
The boss had put me on a detail job,...