Cleaning with Flitz

[thefly01]

I've heard many of you rave about this product. At this point I've been to the big hardware chains with no luck. I have one more to check and if I can't get it there I'll order on line. My question is can anyone tell me if it's hard to use? Are there any precautions to take in using it? I know many here will know :) I just don't won't to apply it and have something horrible happen :eek: Thanks in advance!

[The CoPilot]

I finally found some Flitz paste at the Sportsman's Warehouse in the gun cleaning section. Looked at a lot of other stores before finally finding it, including all of the big box stores. If you have a place around sells guns and gun cleaning supplies, it's a good place to check for Flitz. It's easy to apply - dab it on and rub it off with a soft cloth. Amazing stuff!

[J Smith]

Wal mart did have it.
It is non abrasive so you shouldn't mess anything up by using it.

[Daniel]

Check in the automotive sections with the waxes and finishing items. It is commonly used on chrome and mags.

[Chucula]

no precautions. It is really good for getting rid of rust on knives.

[GradeMaker]

They've got it at the Ace hardware near me - you might try one of them if you haven't already.

[thefly01]

Thanks everyone! I think I will try the Ace near me. I also hadn't thought about the different gun shops. I will certainly give it a try. Once again I appreciate it.

[shiyfire]

really good stuff...

[JD Spydo]

There's 2 guys who sell it all the time on Ebay. That's how I've got my last 2 FLITZ polishing cloths. Those polishing cloths of theirs really do a great job. Just put FLITZ in on the Ebay search engine and you'll see a lot of Flitz products.

[thefly01]

Thanks JD and everyone else that was able to offer advice. I was able to find a local store(after a long search). It has certainly lived up to all the hype! Thanks again everyone.