Rejuvenate Outdoor Restorer Wipes, Pre-Saturated Microfiber Wipes, 5 Ct

This product is great, My lanterns and my porchlights look brand new!

Bought back the black color except for the rusty spots. That still shows back

Amazing. We have a black iron front door and it is about 7 years old and needed a refresh. I used this product and it worked beautifully, nice shine.

I wish I had taken a “before” photo to better compare to the “after” but suffice it to say that I found the Rejuvenate wipes to work great for our nearly 10-year old patio chairs. While these chairs were kept on a covered porch for the most part (and now under a deck) they still get a lot of sun and do get wet and their age was starting to show and the metal was discolored. I used a single wipe for both chairs ensuring to swipe all of the surfaces in a single, smooth motion and the difference was immediate in giving the chair a fresh, new look again. I actually used the same wipe to “restore” a small table as well. The wipe was starting to wear out by this point but despite reviews which indicated these don’t last (and the packaging which indicates it’s only good for 100 sq ft) I found this worked great for my purposes. The only downside is I’m not sure how long they last (unopened in the package) and I’m also not sure when I’ll need to reapply but dor now I’m very pleased! It’s no longer embarrassing to sit with guests in these chairs (which were otherwise very comfortable). Highly recommend.

I truly wouldn't recommend this product. First of all, it took forever for me to get it. Approximately two weeks Then, when I finally used it on my outdoor furniture, the pad is so tiny that it dried out on one side of the table. I had to use another pad for the other side. It wasn't worth the money or the wait.

I used these wipes to try to restore metal sliding doors on my deck. I did not get the same results shown in their video advertisements! It is possibly due to the lack of the product you get on the small (4"x4") wipe? Watching their video demonstration of a black metal table, it is obvious to see in the video, the excess of the product on the edge of the table after just one wipe! So their wipes were clearly more saturated then the wipes I received in my packets. Possibly the 16oz bottle might have been a better option but I'm only reviewing the wipes! They FALSELY ADVERTISE that these wipes will cover up to 100 sq ft....NO WAY!! This is NOT TRUE!! For reference, the largest section of my doors is at the bottom (24" x 36") which is only 6 sq ft. (12 sq ft for both doors. The rest I used to wipe the 1/4" framing around the glass and the 1" metal framing around the perimeter. I did 2 applications, 1 week apart. I used 4 WIPES TOTAL only covering 1 SIDE of BOTH DOORS! (the sun doesn't shine on the inside) This really bothered me! Their directions say #3 Wipe with little to no overlap. REALLY??? THEY DON"T DEMONSTRATE THAT IN ANY OF THEIR VIDEOS!!...BECAUSE IT IS IMPOSSIBLE! I tried to follow these directions using vertical swipes...the result was VERTICAL LINES! UGHhh!! Their directions also say #4 A 2nd coat may be required for optimal results. I waited 1 week until thoroughly dry and cured, then reapplied a 2nd coat (2 more wipes) this time wiping horizontally hoping to eliminate the visible lines from the 1st coat. You can see from my pictures the results are horrible!! I don't know how to fix this MESS ON MY DOORS??? I would like the company to reach out to me and offer any solution! Maybe if I purchased a bottle of this stuff and applied with a more saturated cloth?? Or is this permanent and now unrepairable?? I DON'T KNOW??? I will update my review if a company representative from Rejuvenate offers a solution, but I don't expect they really care after they have your money.

I had no idea this product existed. I was planning to replace the metal wall art since it got so oxidized in the hot Colorado sun. But before I did, I researched to see if there was something I could use to bring it back to life, other than olive oil which I saw online. I also had a very oxidized front door opener that I was planning to replace as well, and used this on that too. Now both look pretty close to how they did when brand new. Since my projects were small, I opted for the pre-soaked microfiber cloths. It was very easy to use. I used two coats, but didn't really need it after the first. I saved a lot of money by using these!! The before picture actually would have looked worse with the sun glaring on it, almost white. So the comparison pictures are not as dramatic as they could have been.

I used these on outdoor, black solar path lights. They really work and the lights look totally refreshed.