Sheila Shine 1 Gal

This stuff is great for aluminum or steel. I put this on my old ford truck bumpers and wheels. It takes very little if the solution. Putting too much on will make it look oily. Just wipe on and buff off with a towel. It also cleaned off brake dust on the wheels. It leaves a coating that acts like a protective barrier against the elements. It really helped on the old dimond plate running boards where the original coating had worn away. It did not produce shine there of course, but it did make it look better than oxidized metal. I put this on the unpolished aluminum wheel welds of my horse trailer as they where real cloudy and flat and it helped darken them up and give a gloss to them. They did not shine like brand new but they look a whole lot better. Now they have this stuff acting as a barrier so thet shouldn't cloud up for a while. I will be trying this on the roof to see if it helps with the oxidizing on the aluminum and cut down on the streaking that the roof causes down the sides of the trailer that are painted. It does not remove scuffs or scratches, but it makes them much less noticeable. Just remember, a little goes a long way.

This stuff is awesome! I keep reading the instructions on the can, since there ARE some surfaces it shouldn't be applied to, but so far those exceptions are few. I have old, faux "marble" bathroom vanities, for instance, that were looking dull and scratched. After applying the Sheila Shine, they look really good again. Not like new, of course, but well cared for. All my kitchen appliances look clean and refreshed as well. I even polished a few of my guns with it, and they look like new! Do not attempt to remove the whole inner cap, however. Just poke two holes in it on opposite sides, one near the logical pouring edge. You don't need much of this stuff on your rag, and opening the entire top would probably result in using far too much. A little goes a long way! It has a pleasant smell, which dissipates quickly. Wear some kind of plastic gloves when using it. Do read the instructions on the can carefully.

Great for commercial stainless cleaning and shining, must cheaper then larger industrial vendors I get this from.

I bought this for use by our food bank volunteers to use on stainless steel work tables. The report back is that it polishes the tables nicely if used correctly but that it is not a cleaner and that it has an unpleasant odor.

I read a lot of reviews on the net on Stainless Steel cleaners and this product was recommended time and again by experts. In fact, one of the review stated that the big stores use this to polish their stainless steel appliances. I used Whirpool, and other brand name cleaners and this one beats them all hands down. Before I found sheila shine, I had to exert a lot of force to remove dirt while cleaning the stainless surface to remove dirt and apply good pressure rub to get a polished shine. On this product I apply the liquid to a small damp cloth and apply with a microfiber cloth and whola..., the area is clean and it shines awesome. All my appliances and sink was done in 10 mins. Usually spend 30 mins and dead tired when I am done. I am glad I found this product. The big guys usually keep the best stuff as a secret to promote the brand names. The only downside, is that this has a light small during application. It wears off in a couple of minutes. I don't find the smell annoying, but individuals who don't use air freshener or any scented products might notice a slight smell. This one is a keeper and thumbs up to the people who made the product and reviewers on the net for recommending this product.

I love this to clean my stainless steel appliances. They were using this at our office and I asked them what it was. It shines and polishes at the same time. I used it on our stainless sinks as well. The odor is very strong when you first put it on, but I seem to like the smell. The odor dissipates after ten minutes. You need just a small dab on a microfiber cloth to do an entire appliance. I also put some in a spray bottle and use it on our outdoor barbecue. Works great and it looks brand new. I use it weekly. Great to see it finally available on amazon for a decent price. If you are sensitive to the smell try the simple green stainless cleaner. That works as well but I dont think it shines as well as this.

Twenty-eight years ago I was introduced to Sheila Shine while co-managing a homeless shelter program where all the commercial kitchen equipment needed to be sanitized and polished clean when all the guests departed for the season. Sheila Shine made all the stainless steel gleam like new with minimal effort. After having been retired for several years I recently purchased Sheila Shine to use in my own kitchen. We live in a "seasonal destination" area where we are visited by multiple family and friends--so many smears and fingerprints! Still lovin' my old friend Sheila. One caveat--the packaging is not sufficiently USPS mailworthy. The can arrived with a dent and some leakage, albeit contained within the plastic bag in which it was wrapped.

Amazing cleaner. I got some overspray from some fabric adhesive on my car leather upholstery. My friend said she had something that would clean it right off. Well it was Sheila Shine in a spray can. I simply had to get some of this amazing product. When I saw it available in quart cans I thought I'd simply put some in a spray bottle and be able to use it more effectively on a towel or sponge. I went nuts cleaning everything in sight. My cars wheels never looked so great. Water faucets on the sinks and bathtub look brand new. Truly no end to the stuff you can clean with Sheila Shine. I love the stuff. Oh, works great on air conditioner condenser fins. Spray on a light mist and hose it off. Shining like new. Really great stuff.