Metal Wax
Medium Cut Metal Polish
Metal Wax
Medium Cut Metal Polish
Eliminates rust fast, and keeps it away.
Easy to use all-in-one hand polish for weathered, bare metals restores and protects in one single operation.
$15.99
- WEATHERED METAL IN NEED OF RESTORATION; TARNISHED, LIGHTLY RUSTED, STAINED, DISCOLORED
- NON-COATED & NON-PAINTED EXTERIOR METALS
- PROVIDES 2-3 MONTHS OF WEATHER PROTECTION
- METAL SURFACES IN LIKE-NEW CONDITION
- DA AND ROTARY USE
- ANODIZED ALUMINUM
Description
Brings faded, rusted, and tarnished metal accessories and fittings back to life. This rejuvenating polish saves both time and money by combining restorative and protective properties in one step. Safely removes stubborn discoloration, mild rust, oxidation, and blemishes. Wipes off to reveal high luster shine and coating that guards against future rust, stains, and weathering.
- Available in 16 fl oz and 64 fl oz
- Average Spread/Coverage: 200-400 sq ft
- For exterior marine detailing use
TIP: Always test product first in a small, inconspicuous area to ensure desired result. For added durability, follow up with one of Collinite’s last step waxes.
Reviews
FAQ's
850 is an abrasive medium cutting polish and is designed to restore bare metals. If your metal is brand new or in brand new condition, we suggest protecting it with a pure wax (No. 845, No. 925 or No. 885). Use of No. 850 should also be avoided on painted metal as well as anodized aluminum.
Jennifer Fallon –
Gets the job done! Metal wax lasts forever and only little is needed to provide superior results!
Charlie Thornton –
Not understanding. 850 wax restored my 2002DYNA WIDE glide spoked cadmium rims . After couple weeks yellow spots started to surface.
Carl H. –
Collinite metal wax is my go to wax for keeping my antique tool collection (Utica Drop Forge, Proto, Plomb, Williams, New Britain, etc) rust free and gleaming. These tools are kept on display in my shop and not used. Before I started using metal wax on them (over 20 years ago) rusting was a constant battle. Now, I don’t even think about rust. I also love that you’re still in Utica NY!