Imperial Manufacturing KK0057 Stove Polish Liquid 8OZ, 8 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Make sure the item you’ll polish is clean and fully dry, and wear gloves. Better yet, polish the items in a tray that you don’t mind staining or do it outside on old newspapers. Otherwise you’ll stain your hands, fingernails and countertops.

works great and hardly any smoke after building first fire in the stove...some stove black burns right off and smokes the whole house up...this stuff still looks great even after many hot fires...great stuff...

My two thirty year old stoves, and pipes, look brand new. Never thought I would see it. Goes on right over the rust, lol. One $20 bottle did two full size stove and pipes top to bottom. Went on with a paintbrush. Best damn value I have had in thirty years. Still have almost a quarter bottle left. Cleans up with water.

Shines up our rusty Franklin fireplace at the cottage. Makes it look almost like it’s new. Easy to apply.

After 6 years of using a wood stove, it was time to give it a makeover. With litle bits of rust showing here and there, I needed something to bring back that "new" look it had when I first bought it. I found this polish and thought to give it a try. After a light scrubbing with a scour pad and a good wiping down, I applied the polish with a small brush and then rubbed it in with a piece of cotton cloth. I did this about one week before I was going to use the stove as the weather got a little colder. As expected, the stove smoked a bit as it did when I first bought the stove, so, I opened the windows to allow the smell and smoke to exit the room. The smoke and smell burned off after a couple of burns (as it does when new) and now the stove is so beautiful and without smoke and smell. The polish is just what the wood stove needed and sure does put that "New" look back to my stove. I have a medium size stove and the 8oz bottle has enought in it to polish the stove several more times. This polish applies easily and though I don't know how long this first application will last, I'm very happy with it. This polish is in a liquid form and not like shoe polish (paste). It easily gets into small cracks and crevices and works as intended when applied correctly. Yes, it smokes at first, but the end results are worth it. Y'all take care.

Its more or less paint. This means that although it gives the iron grill a new look some of it will come off on a rag when you clean it so just be aware. Best off using a damp paper towel or a throw away rag.