Dr. Wack "S100" "S100" metal polish for motorbikes 100ml

Mirror shine on your metal parts with Dr. Wack "S100" metal polish

With Dr. Wack S100 metal polish you bring chromed, faded or dulled metal surfaces on your bike back to a mirror shine – no new scratches, no streaks. It reliably clears corrosion, flash rust, discolouration on the exhaust, dull spots and light scratches. Made in Germany – top quality from Dr. O.K. Wack.

• Shine with confidence: gets you a mirror-bright finish without polishing in fresh scratches.

• All-round shine care: lifts rust, scratches, dull spots and exhaust discolouration with ease.

• Made in Germany: developed, made and backed in Bavaria – with a money-back guarantee.

What you get from a shine with a mirror effect

The S100 metal polish isn't just any polish – it's your route to a striking, high-gloss finish. Thanks to its special formula, corrosion marks and flash rust come off gently, without creating new scratches – because it doesn't cut aggressively, it works fine and easy. Exhausts in particular get their metallic shine back, streak-free. The result is a flawless mirror shine, like fresh from the factory.

Works on every bare metal surface

Chromed exhaust, a frame gone matte or dull fairings – S100 metal polish suits every smooth, unpainted metal part on your bike. It reliably clears dull spots and light scratches and really comes into its own on aluminium and chrome – perfect for frames, bars, mudguards and the like.

Quality you can count on

This polish carries the Made in Germany mark – developed, made and looked after at Dr. O.K. Wack in Bavaria. Dr. Wack is known as a technology leader in care chemistry, with plenty of test wins. The money-back guarantee lets you try it with zero worry – if you're not convinced, send back a tube up to 2/3 used and you get your money back.

How to polish metal with S100 Metal Polish

First, clean the part of any dust and loose dirt, otherwise you will polish particles into the surface. Apply some polish to a soft cloth and spread it in circular motions over the unpainted metal surface – chrome, aluminum, exhaust, frame, or handlebars.

Work section by section and let the polish dry briefly until a dull haze appears. Then, buff it with a clean, dry microfiber cloth until a high gloss is achieved. For stubborn tarnished spots or discoloration, repeat the process.

Keep the polish away from painted, anodized, or matte plastic parts – it is made for smooth, bare metal. In practice, it is worth applying a thin layer of wax or sealant afterward so that the shine is better protected against flash rust.