Originally Posted by
Robvolz
wow, never heard of the product. I watch a video where a guy had a knife with a black aluminum body, with worn spots. The liquid is clear. After 3 coats, the handle was an even flat black.
However, my quill stems aren't flat black, but satin or semi-gloss.
still, I see using this on some modello brakes, a super record front derailleur, etc.
Thanks for the tip.
I've used it mainly on items that had some sheen / gloss and ended up with an excellent blend. Often I can't even tell there was ever a scratch. If you buff it when wiping off, it comes to a luster. The more you buff, the higher the luster, If you want a matte finish, you don't buff. It's always worked very well on black stems. I believe the smoothness of the surface makes a difference.