Update: Anyone here ever used this stuff?

Sorry to hear that Gringo

I started off by taking a nasty old cam cover from a 650 and I sprayed it on and let it sit a while then I hit it with a scotchbrite and still nothing. Then I tried it on a couple of engine covers thinking since they were at one time smooth and shiny it would be less of a challenge, sprayed it on and tried scotchbrite again still nothing. Today I thought I'd try it on a mag wheel, again even with scotchbrite, nothing. I'm of the belief that I could do as well with dish soap and a scotchbrite. I thought my logic on this stuff was sound looking at the pic and the fact that this place sells alot of it's products to the military and the aircraft industry I guess I figured this stuff would be really aggressive. In the event this stuff was liquid lava in a bottle I figured if it ruined the cam cover no big deal. I'm thinking about contacting the company and voicing my displeasure but I don't expect to get much satisfaction. It would be a pita to ship it back and cost me another $10.00 as well. Maybe it will work good on the tile in my shower.

Call them up and tell them there product didn't do what was demonstrated in the picture and you wan't your money back.............and there are about 10,000 people here you could tell about the inefectiveness of their product.