Flitz vs. aged porcelain sign

[Barry Travis]

Rather than read another one of my overblown posts, I'll show you a porcelain sign I picked up yesterday, and how a product called Flitz can help its condition and grade. Porcelain is pretty durable, so you are only limited by your endurance and elbow grease. It does have some abrasive quality when used on cans too vigorously, but it can also help painted signs, trays and similar objects.

[Senator Seebs]

Nice

[Longhorn Mike]

That is a sweet Karlsbrau sign! I plan on using Flitz on my new 4X sign.

- Mike

[Barry Travis]

Fellas...I realize I may be beating a dead horse, or..you think I'm on the payroll, but the stuff works. Amazingly well. And I realize that I'm a geek that LOVES to polish a sign I know will improve a grade or two. Its kinda' like mowing the lawn,blowing leaves, etc.-one of those "mindless man tasks" that you take some self-satisfaction in getting done.

[Indianbeer]

Can you get it at Lowes or Home Depot?

[Barry Travis]

I've seen it at Ace Hardware,but I'm not much for purchasing at retail outlets....sorry.

[Barry Travis]

And here is a picture of a can done with Flitz. The best place to buy it seems to be via Ebay. I get the 2 lb. can every 3-4 years.