The name is Brasso. I used to see this in my dads stash as a little child. I hardly see it around these days. My dad used it those days to shine his metal insignia and iron head belt.

Do men still use this? What do they use it for in this generation apart from what our fathers used it for?.
Below is what the insignia looks like. They have the bars and stars but These days I noticed Nigerian force/officers insignia is no longer metal but fabric material.

The first pics with rusted neck is the type I met in my dads stash but the second one looks modernized. The old one was never a light blue as seen in the second pics. The old version usually comes with a gold neck ( where the rust is) when its newly bought and not silver like the second pics

Who else can relate?

nlfpmod.

Let see how many men still use this.

Welcome back Jewess

illicit:
Maybe my father knew it

He was ex Millitary

RIP sir

Welcome back Jewess

So you didn't see him use it?

I saw my dad use his in the 80s/ 90s. The thing smelt like chemical and is milkish in color.

Jewessgratitud3:


So you didn't see him use it?

I saw my dad use his in the 80s/ 90s. The thing smelt like chemical and is milkish in color.

I remember seeing him grooming, his uniforms, medals, gas masks etc

Lotta things

😞

It's clearly written there that it's a metal polish.
I used a different type back then in 81 for my shoe buckles and portmanteau

I'm sure this is still on the market

thesicilian:
It's clearly written there that it's a metal polish.
I used a different type back then in 81 for my shoe buckles and portmanteau

Yes it's stated there but how many people know about it? Not many I'm sure.

ZekeYeager:
I'm sure this is still on the market

Market? Never came across it for once. I doubt

Jewessgratitud3:


Yes it's stated there but how many people know about it? Not many I'm sure.

Yeah
They don't make it anymore
Probably the company failed to adapt to the changing times and went out of business.

thesicilian:

Yeah
They don't make it anymore
Probably the company failed to adapt to the changing times and went out of business.

Hmmm... I guess that was why the Nigerian force changed their insignia to fabric. If those metals become dull, you won't like it at all. My was always shining his insignia every day I think 🤔.

Naija knows how to kill business.

Military children will understand better

muyico:
Military children will understand better

Yeah

Ain't indomie generation and I don't know about it.

jmoore:
Ain't indomie generation and I don't know about it.

Yeah it's possible. Was also going to add that even some old school may not know it because they were not exposed to such things growing up.

Wow!
.. Brasso!!
Mum had it. Used it to polish brass ornaments
Good memories @Jewessgratirud3. 👍🏿

Boomers forking kikes

Day169:
Wow!
.. Brasso!!
Mum had it. Used it to polish brass ornaments
Good memories @Jewessgratirud3. 👍🏿

It's my pleasure 😊.

Jewessgratitud3:


It's my pleasure 😊.

Aunty you don come back.
Thanks for dealing with that local madam.
The lady with the iron body

CareerBegger:

Aunty you don come back.
Thanks for dealing with that local madam.
The lady with the iron body

Borrow the old 46yrs old mama your sister uterus.

Ziika:

Borrow the old 46yrs old mama your sister uterus.

Age is just a number. It's here in Africa that people meddle in people's supposed age

Ziika:

46yrs single delusional old mama.

I see your ban is indefinite and you can't bear it any longer hence opening a new moniker to pour out your frustrations. Be my guest.

You'll soon get an indefinite ban on this one. Hahahahahaaaa 😂😂😂

CareerBegger:

Aunty you don come back.
Thanks for dealing with that local madam.
The lady with the iron body

.
My pleasure any time.

Ziika:

Borrow the old 46yrs old mama your sister uterus.

Zik of Africa...

Jewessgratitud3:
The name is Brasso. I used to see this in my dads stash as a little child. I hardly see it around these days. My dad used it those days to shine his metal insignia and iron head belt.

Do men still use this? What do they use it for in this generation apart from what our fathers used it for?.
Below is what the insignia looks like. They have the bars and stars but These days I noticed Nigerian force/officers insignia is no longer metal but fabric material.

The first one pics with rusted neck is the type I met in my dads stash but the second one looks modernized. The old one was never a light blue as seen in the second pics. The old version usually comes with a gold neck ( where the rust is) when its newly bought and not silver like the second pics

Who else can relate?

nlfpmod.


Let see how many men still use this.

Back in the days as mass servers we used it to polish all the chalice and other stuff used for mass!

jaszplus12:

Back in the days as mass servers we used it to polish all the chalice and other stuff used for mass!

Wow really??..
So what are they using now?

Jewessgratitud3:


Wow really??..
So what are they using now?

Sincerely I can't tell....not been there for a long long time now...

jaszplus12:

Sincerely I can't tell....not been there for a long long time now...

Oh.. I see.

Ziika:

Borrow the old 46yrs old mama your sister uterus.

why