California Custom Aluminum Deoxidizer 12 oz by California Custom Products

I have a lot of chrome on my motorcycle, using this with the polish produces the best shine i’ve have seen. That’s coming from a Brasso guy. Just buy it, you won’t be disappointed. It doesn’t soak well into a microfiber cloth so i recommend using a small sponge to apply.

Quality products used on my Aluminum boat combined with their purple polish maintains my boat in good condition, this product typifies the saying " you get what you pay for" because it works.

My friend used a different brand that said on the bottle: Super Shine Aluminum Polish for uncoated aluminum. No matter how much of that other lotion he applied and wiped, it just turned a dull grey. So I brought over the very watery green Aluminum Deoxidizer for him to try and I was surprised it didn't shine up his aluminum. Then he applied his product again, and while it was still damp, we applied the Aluminum Deoxidizer and just like that!, the aluminum shone and we could see it brighten. After buffing with a microfibre towel it was really bright and pretty! A word of caution however, if you let streaks run down your aluminum, it is not easy to buff out. We started over with the other stuff and then finished with my green Aluminum Deoxidizer. Looks almost brand new. Only thing i can fault is: there this product ahould be hugely stocked in Amazon warehouses that it's next day delivery, not 6-10 days!

Purchased to restore shine to Ambulance aluminum diamond plate. I was looking for some magic wand because using an industrial buffer for hours wasn't going to happen. The diamond plate on our old rigs has never been cared for except washing daily. Recently we had a PR event and we take pride in our ride and giving back to Communities. Spent a few hours touching up our oldest truck. People were very impressed. The photos; 1st is how it turned out. I only did the front wheels and some plate on the rear side. The 3rd pic is the wheel before. The 2nd pic is one of the corners in back. The 4th pic is part of the rear bumper. You can see the spot very clearly. And I hope to finish the rest. The plate covered gas tanks on the side will be a big task. Follow the video the company has exactly and it's no problem. I did not use their polish, but I think it would be as superior as 3M's metal polish or Simichrome. I use all. One tip: If your plate is really bad, and ours is, it may work to soak a wash cloth with the deoxidizer...not a lot... and set it on the plate. (For vertical trim, you may have to tape it on.) Then let it set for a while. It will deoxidize that spot. Finish it with the polish and it will look almost new. For large areas, use a thin beach towel. For really distressed metal, you may need more product of course. But it's worth the savings in time and energy!

I tried to polish with Mother's Aluminum Polish and had a little success. Then I used the aluminum deoxidizer before polishing and what a difference. I would suggest that you do not try to polish dull aluminum without using this product or another deoxidizer. However, I've never tried any other and can only speak for this one. It worked very well for me.