Anyone ever try this finish restorer?

I used it on an old American Flyer car.  This may not be a good example, because the roof is pretty worn and there is not much paint left to polish. Here is the before picture.

This is after I wiped the restorer on and let it dry.  It is not wet. The shine is from the paint.

Thanks for the info, I will pick up a pack of wipes from Home Depot this weekend and will try it on a couple of junk cars first. How long does a wipe last? Can you re-use a wipe? Is it best to keep the old wipe in a zip-lock bag between uses?

The wipes last longer on cleaner surfaces.  I should have cleaned my window cladding first, because the wipes didn't work as well as they got dirty.

For the trains, I think you can do a lot of cars with one wipe.  I put mine back in the aluminum wrapper and then in a zip-lock bag.  I didn't trust the solution against the plastic bag without the original packing. I am not sure how long they will last in the zip-lock bag. Also, I recommend wearing gloves. I used a latex glove.

George

I usually just use a mild metal polish to remove oxidation, makes the cars shine like new again. Although for cars like the one you have pictured I'd just repaint.

sounds like another   Armorall.

It might be future floor wax, which is a type of clear varnish.

If the finish on the car was sticky it might have softened the paint so be careful.  try someplace underneath to check it out.

jim pastorius posted:

If the finish on the car was sticky it might have softened the paint so be careful.  try someplace underneath to check it out.

It dries in a few minutes and is hard as a rock.  I just don't handle it until it is dry.  Otherwise the shine can become a smudge.  

It does look like Armor All. The Armor All that I have used was for plastic, though.  This says it works on metal.