Had an old Piano and needed to polish up the pedals -- figured if it's good enough for my car, it would work on the old brass pedals too. On the left, Adams Metal polish. Center - untouched. Right - Klasse AIO. Adams stuff seemed to work pretty well.:thumb:
Looks good but the one with the Klasse AIO doesn't look shiny like the one that was done with Adams Metal Polish is it supposedly to be like that? I like the shiny one better but it's really a personal taste, so if you use Adams Metal Polish on all of them would they all be shiny?
The Adam's metal polishes still a 2 step process and non abrasive? I haven't looked at that line in 3-4 years .... at the time it looked like a good combo of polishes but I couldn't quite figure out the non abrasive aspect of them. Surely its good for oxidation but what about swirls and light scratches?
Nica, I found Klasse AIO didn't really do much. The Adams Metal Polish brought everything back to the way it was originally (shiny). I've done all three pedals using Adams #1  and they all look great now. Having said that, the pedals looked pretty good after using the first Adams metal polish.
#1 says "does not scratch". No mention of it not having abrasives though. #2 says it doesn't have any abrasives.
Good info, so um..got any pictures of how the pedals look when all said and done :whistle: I'd love to see them.
