Never Dull and Nu Finish

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Feed back please

I've done quite a bit of reading on the forum but haven't come across anyone talking about these 2 products.

I know that there's tons of products available to polish chrome and then other metals, but not many that will do both. Never Dull directions read that it will polish all types of metals. I know that it leaves a pretty heavy residue and it always seems to come back just when you think you got it all. Is this why it seems nobody uses it? I have a can lying around but I wanted to know if there is anything that could go wrong before I use it and wish I hadn't.

I was also wondering about Nu Finish. I have some of this too and intend on using the higher quality products that I have already purchased, but I'd like to get rid of it sooner or later. Has anyone had any bad experiences with this polish? If so I'm just gonna throw it out.
 
I use never dull with pretty good results, I wont complain about it at all. It really cleans and protects without much effort. It works great on real chrome and polished stainless trim, not so much on the coated plastic parts.

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Nu Finish is not something I would personally use on 2-stage paint systems. It works great for me on single stage paint - Especially on white. Really cleans well and gives a nice shine with very little effort.
 
I just started using Never Dull on my polished exhaust tips. I really liked it and had no issues at all with residue. I just buffed it out thoroughly with a MF towel and it left it great shine.
 
Feed back please

I've done quite a bit of Experimentation has led to many discoveries. on the forum but haven't come across anyone talking about these 2 products.
FWIW:
If you type: Nev'r Dull into the AGO Search Function...
you'll find many, many threads discussing this product.

Same goes for NuFinish.

Bob
 
Nu Finish is not something I would personally use on 2-stage paint systems. It works great for me on single stage paint - Especially on white. Really cleans well and gives a nice shine with very little effort.

Is it too aggressive for clearcoat?
 
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