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Thread: Final Polishing Maas or Mothers, something else?

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    MAAS or Blue Magic..... Both work great!
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    Is it over there or over yonder?

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    I like Mass, Semi-Chrome, Mothers and Puma. I get pretty much the same results from all but admit to favoring the Puma a bit more lately and I am not sure why.
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    Flitz and me go way back. I still rebuild Aladdins and restore other vintage tools.
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    Flitz and Simichrome both work well. I don't know this for sure, but Simichrome may have a VERY mild abrasive like Brasso, Flitz does not as far as I know.
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    +1 for MAAS

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    Have any of you ever tried Noxon? IIRC, that was the stuff that we used on brass back in the day when we didn't want to remove the lacquer from things like jacket buttons and a jewelers rouge cloth wasn't cutting it. When the lacquer had to go like on a belt buckle, we used Brasso and Brasso on shirt cardboard when removing scratches.
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