The ultimate show car metal polish!

Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish achieves the maximum level of shine possible on aluminum, chrome, stainless steel, and bare metals. As the last step of the Wolfgang metal polishing system, Concours Aluminum Polish creates a brilliant, mirror finish that is sure to draw attention.

Most people with daily drivers would be happy with the finish created by MetallWerk™ Fine Aluminum Polish, but we just had to offer this option for the perfectionists. Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish creates an absolutely stunning shine on bare aluminum, chrome, and stainless steel. If you need to prep a car for a show or just for showing off, you can’t go wrong with this metal polish.

Micro fine diminishing abrasives are ground to a dust, literally like a jeweler’s rouge. This polishing powder is blended with a paste base to cling to vertical surfaces, such as wheels and the sides of trailers. The polishing agents scour the surface, refining it to a smoother and smoother gloss until it is as smooth and reflective as a mirror.

Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish is formulated for bare aluminum. Just like polishing paint, you have to use the most abrasive polish first and then refine the paint to a smoother and smoother gloss. To achieve the ultimate shine, you must first polish the metal with Wolfgang MetallWerk Aluminum Compound (for severe oxidation) and then Wolfgang MetallWerk Fine Aluminum Polish. Many people would be satisfied after these two steps but if you want the jaw-dropping, high luster finish, follow up with Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish.

Apply Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish with a dual action or rotary polisher, or by hand. If you are polishing a large trailer, airplane, or RV, you will find it much easier to use a polisher.

Don’t stop short of the ultimate shine. Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish creates a mirror bright finish on pre-polished bare aluminum.

Warning! Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish should not be used on anodized, plated, painted, or coated metals.

16 oz.

Polishing By Machine:

    Put an Electrified White Sheepskin Pad onto your polisher. This pad is 8.5 inches and requires a 7 inch backing plate.
    Wipe a thin layer of Wolfgang MetallWerk™ Concours Aluminum Polish onto the desired surface using an applicator pad.
    Polish at 1000 RPM (or 4 OPM on a dual action polisher). Polish until the aluminum has a mirror-bright gloss. * If using a Mothers PowerBall or Flitz Polishing Ball on an electric drill, polish at 1000 RPM.
    Wipe the surface clean. Use a Cobra Microfiber Towel or Bonnet to go over the entire surface for a gentle final buffing. This will remove any remaining residue and further enhance the gloss.

Wash used pads and towels in a mixture of Wolfgang Polishing Pad Rejuvenator and water. Allow them to soak for several minutes and then rinse. Air dry or machine dry on low.

Polishing By Hand:

    Wipe the polish onto desired surface with a soft Cobra Microfiber Applicator Pad. Rub briskly until a high gloss is achieved.
    Buff with a Cobra Microfiber Towel.

How To Clean Wool Pads

As you’re working, check the wool pad periodically to make sure it has not become caked with polish. This also makes the pad less effective. Take a moment to fluff the pad by holding the Duo Spur Pad Cleaning Tool to the wool as the pad spins. The Duo Spur is a safer way to fluff the pad than steel because a steel brush can remove many wool strands. The Duo Spur has plastic teeth to push excess polish out of the wool and to restore the texture.