Mothers Mag Polished Revolver

Very very nice. I like it. Makes it look more nicely finished than stock, but doesn't have the gaudy blinding blingy look of the VERY polished ones.

Very nice.. You can speed things up a bit with a bench mounted buffer set at low rpm's,and a flannel wheel

Looks good

It looks good,the stainless on that gun when new wasn't buffed like some other revolvers you may have seen...Mothers like flitz is only a polish it won't remove the buffing marks just polish them.

I like it like that . Looks really nice

WebHobbit

Looks very nice; you did a great job!

Looks good, cleaned it right up.

Nice, non-pimp finish

Mothers is good stuff.

Be careful. That sucker is loaded.

Very nice.

Hey it looks good man. I just did the same thing to my SP101, and it came out about the same. My pics would look the same except I have CT laser grips on mine. Non-pimp looking, but better than it was by far. I'm going to hit it again, and try and brighten it up a little more. It's a working gun, so I figure there is no real need to try and get a mirror finish on it.

I also polished up my S&W 460V. The finish looks nicer than it did when it came from the factory. I'm probably going to keep polishing that on and see what kind of shine I can get on it.

Mother's Mag Polish? From the 'usual sources'?

I've gotta try this!

You can get Mother's at Walmart or any chain autoparts store.

Mother's is the chiznit. Keep at it & you can get SS or aluminium to look like chrome.

Webhobbit, your Ruger now looks clean and well cared for, not all Pimped out. If you want more of a shine just spend another 90 minuets with the Mother's and a cotton rag.

I have applied it with a Dremmel tool felt wheel. Mothers works wonders. So does Flitz metal polish.

Mother's on a rag is great for brightening yellowed SS and getting rid of fine scratches. When you get serious about polishing, especially a Ruger with their deep machine marks, you gotta bust out some other compounds and power tools....I polished out my SP's cylinder, but left the rest matte.

Flitz seems courser with fine grains of pummice or some other material.

Odd, I would have thought Flitz would be finer. I often seen Flitz recommended for nickel guns. I've never used Flitz, because I couldn't find it locally. A while back, I decided to polish a decades old nickel plated gun. It is unfired but was showing some haze from age. I read a lot of guys used Flitz, but gave Mother's a try....Mother's did a great job and did not damage the finish one bit. The gun looks like new.