Here is a cool email from Paul Crockett So this will be the first year I start using your new Heavy Metal Polish, and Wax on my customers’ cars and I *never* use a product on my customers’ cars unless it’s good enough to use on mine. That said, I took a risk and decided to test your Heavy Metal Polish, and Wax, on my $8,500 Rolex watch! Probably a pretty stupid idea, I know, but when I saw the results, my mouth dropped. This watch went from being all scratched up and oxidized with contaminates from the past 2 years, to looking better than it did when I bought it from the jeweler. I am definitely using this as a marketing tool to show my customers exactly how much faith I have in this product and how well it works, even on the most expensive watches, giving them confidence in me using it on their metalwork. The process: Subject: 2011 Rolex Submariner with stainless steel band, scratched and oxidized with contamination. Started by washing the watch in warm water with a mild soap to remove any dirt or debris, and then dried it. I then added a few drops of the Heavy Metal Polish to a red UFO applicator. Within seconds of hand polishing, it was pulling the oxidation and contaminates right off the stainless steel and was removing mild scratches at the same time. About 15 minutes of careful hand polishing is all it took to take an expensive Rolex Submariner from oxidized, dull, and contaminated, to looking better than new. (And it saved hundreds of dollars by not having to send the watch in to Rolex to polish.) I added a small amount of wax to the band for a final touch. Point is: If your product is good enough to polish an $8,500 Rolex and make it look new again, it’s good enough for any car’s metalwork. Best regards, Paul Crockett Owner Black Valley Auto Detailing
Posted on: Mon, 12 Jan 2015 17:48:06 +0000
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