Peek 33700 Metal Cleaner Polishing Compound Paste to Clean, Polish, Shine and Protect Stainless Steel, Silver, Chrome, Fibreglass and Ceramic, 250ML

I know this isn't the most exciting topic but I have to say i was fairly excited to see how amazingly well PEEK polished some old silver coins of mine. It has worked brilliantly on the old tools I am refurbishing. I can't compare this to any other product as this is the only one I have used to clean metal. There is plenty of contents and I expect it to last a long time. It is also very easy to use, use a rag or brush to use it and another rag to clean and polish - make sure you read the instructions about health and safety before proceeding to use it.

I had used a well known brand of chrome cleaner & polish on the unlacquered alloy wheels of my Piaggio MP3 scooter, but the tube ran out before I finished the job. I have used countless tubes of this product for 50 years and have never used anything else, having believed that it was the best. I decided to try another product, to compare the 2 and see if I could do the job with less elbow grease in a shorter time. I read various reviews of products for cleaning & polishing chrome, alloy & stainless steel and I chose Peek 33700 as being the most suitable for my requirements. I opened the tin, to see a light blue coloured, thin paste, which did not feel at all abrasive - not going well, so far, I thought. Well, this was the only polish that I had, so I put some on a damp cloth and started rubbing. In a few minutes, with several dabs of the cloth in the paste, the cloth turned black and the alloy started to shine. I finished all 3 wheels and looked at the results of my afternoon's work. To be honest, I didn't think that there was any visible difference between the results of the 2 products or that either product took less time or effort to achieve this. I then used the Peek 33700 on the stainless steel silencer & exhaust pipe. In a very short time, the metal was gleaming, the polish having removed all the surface discolouring and tarnishing. The wheels could do with another cleaning & polishing session, as the corrosion has not been completely removed. Pros - produces a good shine, doesn't damage the alloy wheel and a 250ml tin will last a long time, even with my extravagant use. Cons - none that I can think of. I can recommend this product's use on stainless steel and alloy - I was advised by a mechanic friend to first attack the alloy with very fine wet & dry paper, to remove the surface corrosion, before using the paste. I have to admit that I didn't feel very confident taking his advice and I have given myself more work, but the results have exceeded my expectations. A great product, in my opinion.

Does what it says on tin

Well,I built a garden room ,on my own ,which needed some steps up to it ,,so proud of myself,,,until my good wife pointed out ,,you need some railings in place, so I bought stainless steel tubular,,suitable for indoor and outdoor, on Amazone. Now the base plate for the uprights was ,I thought a little light so I spent a lot of time and effort in engineering a comprise,,,,work done.Five weeks later, I noticed some specklin or tarnish, it couldn't be rust ,,could it??, six weeks, and just before my American friends were to arrive on holiday and to survey my masterpiece it looked like a disaster. I rushed to the local store for metal Polish ,I tried all they had ,I polished and polished to no avail.Desperate, I went on Amazone,,looked for metal polish ,and found ....Peek ,,Absolutely fantastic,,, with little effort I got does railings nearly like new .To apply I use old socks on my hands on the rails with rubber gloves inside, keeps your hands clean and safe and polish off with some fresh ones ,and then I found best not to use on hot sunny days when the metal gets hot ,,Peek is a fantastic metal polish, saved my bacon .

The stuff is amazing, used for polishing my bike exhaust which from what I can tell hadn't been cleaned since it's build in 2004. See pics attached of the 2 left I did first which I didn't have to be particularly aggressive with and incase anyone is curious ofbsize I've included a pic next to a AA battery for context.Also used on chrome parts of bike which also polished up very well.