Brasso Gadget Care polish review

[ari6126]

I hear Brasso a lot on this forum so I thought this would be interesting. "The selling point's simple: not only does this gel clean your gadgets, but it also leaves a layer of silicone that's supposedly both anti-static (or dust-hating) and smear-preventing." Sounds good to me.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/08/brasso-gadget-care-polish-review/

[Sparky415]

At Engadget, we tend not to make a big fuss about cleaning products, but this one deserves a little shout-out: Brasso, a well-established metal polish brand in good ol' Blighty, is pushing out its Gadget Care polish gel to the masses tomorrow. What really caught our attention was the fact that this will be Brasso's first new product for a whopping 110 years, but of course, at the end of the day it's all about whether the polish does what it says on the bottle, and whether it'll leave your gadgets' paintwork unharmed. The selling point's simple: not only does this gel clean your gadgets, but it also leaves a layer of silicone that's supposedly both anti-static (or dust-hating) and smear-preventing. Well, 'tis certainly a very bold claim, so join us after the break to see if this new Brasso's worth your money.


They didn't want to rush in to things 

I do like Brasso so I hope this is a winner, thanks Ari 

[Neil]

I actually get my silicon on via other methods but in the interests of science, if I see any on the shelves, I'll report back as to how well it handles SAK scales

[nuphoria]

I actually get my silicon on via other methods but in the interests of science, if I see any on the shelves, I'll report back as to how well it handles SAK scales

Do tell 

[Neil]

Good quality car wax.  For that better than new show room finish

[nuphoria]

Ooh.... clever