Never dull ?

[melloairman]

Anyone ever use this on a aluminum mold ? I have used it on my motorcycles with good results .Marvin
http://www.nevrdull.com/page5.html

[Mk42gunner]

I told myself when I retired from the Navy that I would never use never dull again.

For the last 9+ years I have kept my word.

Robert

[cbrick]

Anyone ever use this on a aluminum mold ? I have used it on my motorcycles with good results .Marvin
http://www.nevrdull.com/page5.html

To do what? :coffeecom

Rick

[redriverhunter]

I have done my fair share of bright work. a word of advice never put a wad never dull in your pocket.

[btroj]

I have done my fair share of bright work. a word of advice never put a wad never dull in your pocket.

I hate to ask but.....

What exactly were you polishing in your pocket?

[MtGun44]

No need to polish a mold, so not sure what use it would be.

Bill

[ohland]

Uh, Never Dull must be like Flitz.

I bought Sta-Brite anodized insignia as soon as I got tired of polishing my brass with Brasso.

[country gent]

It may remove dark areas and such but you would also have to clean the residue from it out of the mold. Never dull is a wadding cloth impregnated with some form of cleaner. Its great for final polish and cleaning . I use it occasionally on pewter, brass, german silver, and other bright metal work. I would test it on a small area on bluing. Same with wood finshes.

[Dark Helmet]

Never Dull is great for that one or two pieces of stained brass that need some special attention or a small (or not so small) run that you don't have time or even the equipment to tumble.

[melloairman]

I had thought about using it in the cavities as a final cleaning and polishing . It is not suppose to leave a residue if you wipe it clean . Just wondered if any one had used it and if it helped with bullet release . Marvin