Just how "abrasive" is NXT all metal polysh?

[cleeny]

Hello, folks.

I know that NXT all metal polysh has small abrasives, but wonder if they are designed to "level out" metal, let's say for example, a stainless steel watch case. In other words, am I right to assume that it levels out metal as UC levels out clear coat?

Or, was it designed to deal with oxidation, surface stains, etc. ON the metal mainly?

Of course how soft the metal would be a factor, but generally speaking, was it designed to level out actual metal?

[davey g-force]

Re: Just how "abrasive" is NXT all metal polysh?

Yes, it removes a tiny bit of the actual metal.

This is evidenced by the black coloring you see on your applicator after working it in.

How much metal it removes would depend on how you apply it, and (as you said) how hard the metal is.

[cleeny]

Re: Just how "abrasive" is NXT all metal polysh?

Yes, it removes a tiny bit of the actual metal.

This is evidenced by the black coloring you see on your applicator after working it in.

How much metal it removes would depend on how you apply it, and (as you said) how hard the metal is.

Thanks, Davey.

So it's safe to say that NXT all metal polysh is a fine choice for removing scratches from metal, right? Or is there a more efficient scratch remover, considering only products available when NXT first came out and not things like the heavy cut metal polish that is now currently out?