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Lucas Oil Products Gun Metal Polish
$7.49
Used and recommended by major firearms manufacturers, Lucas Oil Gun Metal Polish & Tumbler Media Additive cleans and polishes factory firearm finishes like blue, nickel, stainless, aluminum, and brass. Its acid and ammonia-free formula safely remove stains and rust from metals with no hard rubbing while protecting treated surfaces from...
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Used and recommended by major firearms manufacturers, Lucas Oil Gun Metal Polish & Tumbler Media Additive cleans and polishes factory firearm finishes like blue, nickel, stainless, aluminum, and brass. Its acid and ammonia-free formula safely remove stains and rust from metals with no hard rubbing while protecting treated surfaces from oxidation and tarnishing. Great for use as a tumbler media additive to remove oxidation, powder residue, fingerprints, and other contaminants leaving brass and nickel cases bright and shiny. Use a walnut shell or corn cob tumbling media to reduce cleaning time by up to half compared to using plain media alone. Lucas Gun Metal Polish & Tumbler Media Additive contains no acids or ammonia, so it won’t damage primers or brass and doesn’t smell. Not for use on cold bluing.
KEY BENEFITS
- Safe for use on all metals.
- Cleans, polishes, and protects in one easy step.
- Made in the U.S.A.
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