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On the MetalBrite web page, they list a "MAAS Metal Protector", and recommend that it be applied
after polishing:
MAAS METAL PROTECTOR FOR THE FINISHING TOUCH.
After restoring metals with MAAS Polishing Crème apply MAAS Metal Protector;
the super-strong weather shield provides protection against harsh elements.
Is this a wax, a silicon coating, or what? Would it be safe and useful for a razor?
Anyone have any experience using it?
Thank you for any advice and/or recommendations.
Paul
Huh :shrug:
I always read that the Polishing Cream itself contained a protective coating... I have zero experience with their actual protector but I am sure going to check it now
Thanks Paul for setting me on a new quest hehehehe
MAAS Metal Polish Creme
MAAS Metal Polishing powerful "wipe on, wipe off" formula instantly removes years of residue, rust, tarnish and oxidation from all metals, Plexiglas, fiberglass, enamel, resin, plastic, glass and more. MAAS is concentrated, just a dab restores large areas. Fast - Easy - Handles the toughest jobs yet gentle enough for delicate antiques. MAAS applies a brilliant, rich reflective lustre. Superstrong anti-tarnish corrosion inhibitor provides long-lasting protection.
That was where I read it
Never heard of it, but if its meant for harsh or outdoor conditions, most likely silicone, or petroleum based. Wx is more for indoor apps, unless its usually for autos. With the constant rinsing and whiping of blades, I wonder how long it would last? Could be something like Ren wax maybe?
I just ordered some of the metal protector myself, Glen. Perhaps we can compare notes after a trial period.Quote:
Originally Posted by gssixgun
Thanks
Paul