One bottle of Metal Gloss goes further than people expect, right up until they start on the wheels. Then the exhaust tips. Then the kitchen sink. This 2-pack is for anyone who has already run out once, or who wants a spare on the shelf before the next weekend project starts.
You get two full 12 oz bottles of CJ’s Master Formula Metal Gloss, the same metal polish we sell individually, at 10% off the pair.
Why two bottles makes sense
- One for the garage, one for the house. Chrome and aluminum out in the shop, stainless and brass indoors. No hunting for the bottle you set down last month.
- Big jobs drink it. A full set of wheels, a motorcycle, or a boat rail will use most of a bottle in a single session.
- It stores well. Kept sealed and out of direct sun, Metal Gloss stays good for years, so the second bottle is waiting when you need it.
What Metal Gloss removes
Oxidation, tarnish, water spots, light surface scratches, and the cloudy grey haze that builds up on metal nobody has touched in a while. The jewelers’ rouge formula cuts through buildup by hand with nothing more than a cloth. No buffer needed, though it works even faster if you own one.
Safe on the metals you actually own
- Automotive: chrome bumpers, wheels, exhaust tips, grilles, and trim
- Motorcycles: polished aluminum, chrome pipes, engine casings, and forks
- Boats and RVs: stainless rails, cleats, props, and aluminum siding
- Home and kitchen: stainless sinks, faucets, range hoods, and appliance fronts
- Jewelry and collectibles: silver flatware, brass fixtures, gold pieces, and antiques
How to use it
- Wash and dry the surface first. Polishing over grit will scratch.
- Put a small amount on a soft cloth or foam applicator. A little goes a long way.
- Work one small section at a time with firm, overlapping passes. The cloth will turn black. That is the oxidation coming off.
- Buff clean with a fresh microfiber towel until the surface runs clear.
- Badly pitted or neglected metal may need a second or third pass.
If you want the shine to last through the season, follow up with Sealer Gloss to lock the finish in and slow down future oxidation.
What’s in the box
- 2 x Metal Gloss metal polish, 12 oz each (24 oz total)
Mixed, bottled, and shipped from the USA.
Everything You Need to Know! 🤔
What exactly comes in the 2-Pack?
Two full 12 oz bottles of CJ’s Master Formula Metal Gloss, 24 oz in total. Same formula, same bottle, same jewelers’ rouge polish we sell individually. Nothing is watered down or repackaged for the bundle.
How much do I save buying the 2-Pack?
A single 12 oz bottle is $25, so two on their own would run you $50. The 2-Pack is $45, saving you $5 off the pair.
Why would I need two bottles?
Most people keep one in the garage for chrome, wheels and exhaust work, and one in the house for stainless steel, brass and silver. Bigger jobs also use more than you would expect. A full set of wheels or a motorcycle can go through a good portion of a bottle in one sitting.
How long can I store the second bottle?
Kept sealed and out of direct sunlight, Metal Gloss stores for years without breaking down. Give it a good shake before use if it has been sitting on the shelf a while.
What metals does Metal Gloss work on?
Aluminum, chrome, brass, stainless steel, silver, gold and more. It handles everything from bumpers and wheels to kitchen sinks, boat rails and antique fixtures.
Can Metal Gloss remove rust?
Yes, it removes light surface rust along with oxidation and tarnish. For deep or pitted rust, use a dedicated rust remover first, then follow with Metal Gloss to bring the shine back.
Will it remove scratches?
It removes light surface scratches and greatly reduces the look of fine swirls. Deep gouges will not come out with polish alone.
Do I need a buffer or any special tools?
No. A microfiber cloth or foam applicator pad is all you need. If you own a dual-action polisher it will speed things up on large or badly oxidized areas, but it is not required.
How do I apply it?
Wash and dry the surface first so you are not grinding grit into the metal. Put a small amount on a cloth or applicator, work one section at a time with firm overlapping passes, then buff off with a clean microfiber towel. The cloth turning black is the oxidation lifting, which is exactly what you want to see.
How often should I use it?
Every 2 to 3 months keeps metal looking sharp. Heavily oxidized or neglected pieces may need more frequent attention at first, then settle into the same routine.
Is it safe on stainless steel appliances?
Yes. It works on stainless sinks, fridges, stoves, faucets and range hoods. Follow the grain of the steel when you wipe.
Can I use it on jewelry and antiques?
Yes, it works well on silver, gold and brass. Use a soft cloth for delicate pieces, and test a hidden spot first on anything plated or antique, since thin plating can wear through with any polish.
What happens if it touches my paint?
Metal Gloss is formulated for metal, but it is safe if it makes contact with paint. For painted surfaces themselves, Sealer Gloss is the right product.
How do I make the shine last longer?
Follow up with Sealer Gloss. Applying it over freshly polished metal locks the finish in and protects against oxidation for up to 6 months, depending on weather and how the vehicle is stored.
Does the 2-Pack ship free?
Free shipping kicks in on US orders over $100. Below that, standard US shipping is a $7 flat rate no matter how many bottles are in the cart, so stacking the 2-Pack with other products costs you nothing extra in shipping.
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