Peek Polish Paste 100g Tube (610595)

This is the best and easiest brass cleaner I’ve ever used. No elbow grease needed. Just wipe it on and wipe it off. Then give it a quick buff. I shall now be able to clean the church brass in double the time.

We have a lot of quite expensive and well designed stainless steel cutlery and tableware which is in daily use, most of which is in and out of the dishwasher. Sometimes watermarks and other blemishes appear and this is when you get the Peek polish out, some clean soft cloths, a cup of coffee and then perch comfortably with the radio on. This polish is easy to apply and as long as you make sure it is not the remains of boiled egg or gravy which is spoiling the appearance, just apply a little paste with your soft cloth, polishing the piece gently but firmly. Once you have worked your way through as many items as you want to clean, remove the paste with another soft cloth and buff up. I usually make sure that no polish remains to taint food by putting everything in a bowl of very hot water, removing a piece at a time to dry properly while still hot with a soft clean tea towel. For things like teapots and jugs, I fill to the top with a generous mix of white vinegar, and hot water and leave to stand for a while. Empty out and wash with hot water and a little washing up liquid - a little brush (toothbrush?) will be useful for getting into nooks and crannies' and will remove the tea stains. If you use a small s/s pan for boiling eggs, this works well on those deposits as well. Dry and then polish up the outside with the Peek, as for the cutlery. We have several vintage s/s items in daily use and when purchased second hand, they often look a bit battle scarred and sad - clean as above and they will come up beautifully - just as they might have looked when bought fifty years ago. The tubes of Peek last quite a while as you only use a small amount at a time. You can get a small gadget to wind up the tube from the bottom to get out every last bit - useful for toothpaste etc as well. Peek was recommended to me by someone who was in the cutlery trade - we've been using this for several years. Price is good for the amount and ease of use.

it was recommended for a specific surface polishing, done the job ok

For a rehabilitation gift to help someone with a brain injury.

Having tried a Goddard’s silver cloth on the badly tarnished keys of a musical instrument (a chalumeau) & failed to make much difference I researched metal cleaning products & came up with Peek. It is absolutely brilliant – the keys have never been so clean & shiny since the instrument was new.The knack with this stuff is to use a very tiny amount, rub it in & vigorously polish it off immediately. I used it on a tissue, with another tissue under the keys to project the wooden body of the instrument, then polished off with a clean tissue. I was amazed that the amount of dirt & tarnish that came off the keys.

Bought as thought it might be as good or better than a previous product. Sadly, despite reading prior reviews, it is not. Used lots and had to work very hard to get the shine I found easy to achieve with the last product I used for the same purpose.

very easy to use, good results

My purchase arrived arrived undamaged, was well packed and certainly within the time frame promised. I have not used it so far but have used the product on many occasions in the past and know its performance on different metals which I consider to be excellent. I definitely recommend it.