FlitzFlitz Faucet Wax, Polish + Sealant Made with Exclusive Carnauba and Beeswax Formula That Leaves Behind No Residue or Scratches, Perfect for Door Hardware, Kitchen and Bathroom, Made in USA, 7.6 oz

Completely solved the hard water problem on dark faucets

A couple yrs ago, my kitchen faucet's finish was wearing but it was mechanically perfect, and was a fortune new a few yrs earlier, so I saw this and decided to give it a shot. Figured it was hard water stains that would come clean with the right polish. It didn't. Apparently the fixture (which was actually 10 years old) - new homeowner, believed the bs - got worse. So I emailed Flitz and demanded they pay for a new fixture, citing how their product sucked, and worsened the issue. I was pissed. About a week later, I get a call from them. Not from customer service, from Flitz - like one of the founders/ owners. It's been a couple years (why? bc we only write reviews for products that piss us off enough to spend the time to, never to praise the good ones) so late to the game here but I'll explain why I'm writing this now, later in the review.So Flitzy calls, and he explains (so kindly, but cordially enough not to embarrass someone without his technical knowledge) how the product was incapable of doing what I claimed it did. And he was right. His product was effective, but not chemically capable of damaging the faucet as I claimed it did. Basic Googleable science - once the clear coat peels, it's shot. And it peels from years or mineral damage from hard water. And he sent me a couple swag product samples - a polish, and a ceramic sealant. So the owner calls me, personally explains the science, then send me swag. Bc that's normal in today's world where brands are decals for China imports with no actual soul.All that said, he convinces me, I do the drugstore research - I'm content analytically, I replace the faucet and forget about it. We arrive at today. I'm doing a deep dive kitchen clean to forget about work. I get really into my viking stovetop. There are watermarks on the cooktop, crust around the burners that I just assumed was permanent. So my goal was to eradicate the watermarks. All the basic high-power big name liquid cleaners do nothing. So I move to my medicine chest of trusted household chemicals (car guys know what I'm talking about) and stumble on the Flitz stuff.Fantastic? Useless. Windex All-Surface - nothing. Fitz Polish - which says nothing about cooktops. Safety to use on, or effectiveness, etc... removed the water spots between burners in 9 seconds. I was sloppy and wiped the rag along some of the crust around one of the burners, and noticed it was coming off! So (and not gonna lie, took some time and effort- maybe 15 min total) it removed all the grime around the burners. Appliance looks new.Take-aways: I'm not a spokesperson for this company. I have no affiliation with them. This company is real, and they make excellent products. Companies like this do not exist anymore - as a product manager by profession, I'm writing this as a karmic obligation, to let consumers know how truly and uniquely outstanding this brand, and the product's within it's portfolio are.

Bought this as it was recommended to prevent water spots on black faucets. Easy to use. No mess and working well so far .

Had a beautiful chrome faucet installed about a month ago, but even though I was super careful, it was starting to get water spots that were difficult to remove. This product removed the spots and it’s super shiny again! This product is very easy to use and is as terrific as the Flitz metal polish that I have used for years.

Protecs from corrossion and spots. Good stuff