- AL-NEW Aluminum Restoration Cleaning Solution | Clean & Restore Patio Furniture, Stainless Steel, and Other Household Metal Surfaces (16 oz.)

My tired aluminum patio set was in need of a restore so looked into various products to do the job. Cant put into words how fantastic this solution worked. It is as easy as wiping a rag with a dab of this stuff and it restores to original finish. No lie this stuff is magic. Small bottle but you dont need but a fraction to do a 6 chair and table set. Needed to relay satisfaction when something works beyond expectations.

Worked great. Metal looks almost new

Good but not great

THIS IS LIKE TIRE DRESSING FOR TIRES. Darkens the oxidation by saturating it's dryness, then the product disappears completely and leaves the same oxidation showing again. Does NOT last. It does not "chemically remove" the oxidation. You will be disappointed after it evaporates. Just use some cheap tire dressing or aluminum protector after cleaning the dry flaky oxidation with a scotch bright pad or stiff brush. I hope you will listen to this.

The pictures show of course the biggest improvements. Putting any type of 'conditioner on dried-out vinyl wrapped garage doors in going to make it look great. The real question is how long will it last. For my oil rubbed alum patio furniture, it "nourished" the finish by making it looker richer and darker, but did not really do anything with the water spots or light scratches. Seems pretty pricey for what you get.

I was skeptical...I was so very wrong! It took a little over 30 minutes to do 4 oil rubbed bronze, 15 year old patio chairs. I was prepared to sand and repaint and dreading it! Saw this product and decided to try it. Wipe on with clean microfiber let set a few minutes and wipe with a dry microfiber. That's it, you're done. The 16 oz will last for future projects, as I only used maybe 1/3 cup for all of it!

I wish I took a before pic of my table. But it was looking dull and grey. Looks brand new now. I did take a few pics though the pic shows the legs of the table before this product

I really wanted this product to work, and for the price I expected good results, but the outcome with my aluminum outdoor furniture were pretty lackluster. That said, I saw a lot of other reviews with good results, so maybe it was this specific situation. So, that said, here are the details with my experience: I live near the beach in southern California and the sea air is DESTRUCTIVE. I feel like this could have a bearing on just how much this product can do. My furniture, though, is really high quality and overall has held up okay, except for looking a bit whitish/faded (it was originally jet black.) I had not put any sort of product like this on the furniture in a couple of years, so it wasn't look great. It didn't/doesn't look awful, but it was certainly past the point of when I should have tackled this project. So, with that in mind I cleaned the furniture really well and let it dry (online it recommended using acetone to clean the furniture before using a restorative product like this one and after scrubbing the furniture and letting it dry, I did just that. After everything was completely dry I applied the AL-NEW liquid LIBERALLY and buffed it a little. For about a minute it looked amazing (just like the photos I had seen online) and I was so excited, but then it faded as soon as it dried. I applied again two more times, but that did nothing to improve the results. Based on the photos and rave reviews I was expecting if not a remarkable change, at least a significant one. It was neither. I will say, even though the results weren't great, it definitely looked SLIGHTLY better than it did before, and maybe using it will help to protect it from getting even worse. PROS: 1. It was easy to apply. CONS: 1. The results were disappointing. 2. You have to be careful not to get it on yourself or any fabric (I had removed the seats from my chairs to recover them, so that kept me from getting it on the fabric, but my friend who was helping me got it on her clothes and it didn't come out. This isn't a big deal as far as clothes...just wear work clothes, but if you have attached fabric seats on your furniture, be VERY careful. 3. The price is steep. Even if it had worked it would have felt expensive, but would have been a worthwhile investment...for these results it was WAY too pricey. BOTTOM LINE: It was a lot of work and a lot of money for very minimal results.

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