I use Never Dull on my brass REO's. Also use it on my Polished. I have used it in the past on my Tumbled. It is not abrasive and does a really great job cleaning and shinning.
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I use Never Dull on my brass REO's. Also use it on my Polished. I have used it in the past on my Tumbled. It is not abrasive and does a really great job cleaning and shinning.
My Ren Wax should be here today, I'm going to use it on all my metal REOs. Never polished a grand before. Due time 
kewl! Don't forget before and after pics! Maybe even a vid of you doin it if you have a tripod.My Ren Wax should be here today, I'm going to use it on all my metal REOs. Never polished a grand before. Due time
Use them all the time on my brass Reo doors, naval brass Nuppin's, AFC's, etc. Wipe on, let sit, wife off. If a hard stain it might take extra applications. A light polishing action is OK, but no need for elbow grease that'll polish the raw finish away.
Expert? That's like saying that sitting in a tree makes you a Branch Manager.
I'm neither, just know what works for me.
I have used Never Dull several times in the past but not on a REO. I'm a little leery of the the petroleum smell with a REO. I assume you just wash it off real well after using?
I just wipe it off good. I never had a problem with the smell remaining on the REO. But others might be more sensitive.
nerak - I just found a brand new can of Never Dull. I think I'll give it a whirl and see how they come out! Thanks for the suggestion!
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