yoa0101 's Japan Review

First of all, never use it with bare hands.
It removes dullness and stains, but it is a strong chemical.
Rubber gloves are recommended.

Most of the barrels were reasonably clean, but some were ineffective.
I wish the price was lower or the quantity was larger.

It's a little expensive, but it cleans up and the cut is slightly restored, and I am satisfied.

Yes, it can be cleaned, but the width of the cleanliness depends a little on the width of the barrel.
Also, due to its compatibility with the cut, this alone will not clean micro-cut or fine-cut barrels sufficiently. The cream gets into the fine cuts and hardens into a powder, so there were some barrels that could not be cleaned with the towel alone. Specifically, the Raptor microcuts were fine, but the Green Room Starlight 4 microcuts would get into the crevices and leave a white residue. To deal with this, I recommend a melamine sponge and boiling water. If you press down on it, it will get into the gaps in the microcuts and scrape it out, and if you polish it lightly, it will remove some more of the dirt. If you cannot prepare a melamine sponge, you can remove most of the dirt by wiping it with a clean cloth or tissue after putting it in boiling water, but sometimes a little remains, so a melamine sponge is most recommended.
Also, towels are not reusable. I did it with a cheap towel, but the creamed area dried and weathered to a tattered mess over time. I recommend using a small piece of cloth that you don't need.

I just used this on a barrel that was looking a little dull, and it's really a terrific item!
I used it on a barrel that was a little dull and it cleaned it up tremendously and restored the feel of the cut.

For 1,200 yen, I think it will be economical for those who use tungsten barrels for a longer period of use as a result!

I was wondering after watching the video, it looked like there were no scratches on the cut.
If I had only noticed at this point...

From the results, I can't tell the difference from the abrasives sold at home centers.
I was under the impression that it was just made weaker for barrels. I was under the impression that it was just made weaker for barrels.

I thought that a breakthrough was made as far as I saw the video, but
But I thought it was just a production. The effect seemed to be

The surface becomes shiny and smooth, but the cut is weaker and the amount is less.
The price is high compared to other products...
It is expensive compared to other products...and it doesn't make things that are corroded look like new.
I had high expectations for this product because of its high reputation, but I felt betrayed.

This product is one level different from the previous barrel care items.

I usually wipe the barrel with a hand towel after throwing and then dry it with a dry cloth.
I thought that even my main barrels were not that dirty.
I was surprised to see how shiny and shiny it became.
I didn't realize how dirty it was.
I also used it on the sub barrel (this one is darker and stronger after time), which I don't use very often.
It shined up as if it was reborn as a new one.

However, it is not cheap for the quantity, so I think it is not the barrel care I usually do.
I would recommend using it on something that has been used and used and blackened badly.
It makes me love the barrel even more when it shines like new again.

Here are my impressions of the actual use of the product.

First, I want to tell you, I hope you follow the product's directions to the letter! I am very happy with the product and I am very pleased with the results.

The product is a barrel cleaner.
It is a strong liquid abrasive with adhesive properties.
If you use it easily with bare hands, you may damage the skin of your hands....
When you start polishing, it changes from liquid to powder and the powder will fall off. It is better to put an old newspaper or the like under it.
I cleaned a barrel with a special coating (I don't care what happens to it) as a test. The coating actually peeled off, cleanly (lol).

Then, when you use it on a barrel with fine cut or deep cut, you should wash it off thoroughly with warm water and a cloth.

I recommend it if you really want to clean your beloved barrels.
If you want to remove surface dirt easily, paper type cleaner is enough.

Today I received the product I ordered and immediately used it.
It is a wonderful cleaner, and I am not exaggerating when I say that it is the "best cleaner ever" in my subjective opinion.

The quantity is small and the price is high compared to other cleaners, but it is a cleaner that is worth the price.

I have used 2 sets (unicorn phase6/Yoshimura Magnum Type1), and they all returned the shine as good as new.
I even feel that some of them are shinier than the new ones. I even have the illusion that some of them are shining even brighter than the new ones.

I really recommend this cleaner. It is worth a try!