Virtuoso Premium Polish is more of a protection product. During an application the polish seals your finish with a strong glaze that helps slow down the oxidation of your finish and protect the color of the wood or the pigment in the painted or stained finish with an inherent UV filter. This will help your musical instrument look new longer or help keep your vintage musical instrument from fading. This glaze is also fingerprint resistant, allowing you to go weeks or months without another application. Simply get a clean cloth and wipe your instrument to restore the brilliant luster. Prior to bottling our polish, our bottles are fluorinated. The process of fluorinating creates an invisible barrier between the PVC bottle interior wall and the chemicals in bottle. The PVC plastic that 99% of plastic bottles are made from tends to react with the chemical used to suspend the actual particles in the polish. This is known as “leeching”. The visible result of leeching is the sides of the bottle begin to collapse inward, giving the bottle an hourglass appearance. While a narrow waist may be good on a human body, it is not a good thing for a bottle of polish.

The invisible result is the change in the chemical composition of the polish itself. As the leeching occurs, the PVC releases chemicals of it’s own into the polish, which changes the chemical formulation of a polish. Such a reaction can have adverse affect on your finish if an altered polish is used. It is an additional step we choose to take to improve performance of our products.