Thermal Grizzly launches TG Metal Polish & Restore for gallium residue removal

Thermal Grizzly launches TG Metal Polish & Restore, a $22.11 polishing paste designed to remove gallium residues and restore shine to copper, brass, chrome, and nickel surfaces.

Thermal Grizzly launches TG Metal Polish & Restore for gallium residue removal

Thermal Grizzly has introduced a dedicated maintenance solution for users who rely on liquid metal thermal interface materials. Gallium-based coolants can leave difficult residues on hardware surfaces, and this new paste addresses that specific cleanup challenge. The product aims to restore the appearance and smoothness of affected components without damaging the underlying metal.

New $22.11 paste cleans liquid metal residues from PC hardware

The TG Metal Polish & Restore is a specialized formula designed for copper, brass, chrome, and nickel surfaces. It uses a surfactant-based technology to lift gallium residues while preventing them from re-adhering to the cleaned area. This mechanism helps maintain the integrity of the metal finish during the removal process.

Specifications

  • Price: $22.11
  • Function: Gallium residue removal
  • Compatible Materials: Copper, brass, chrome, nickel
  • Included: Polishing pen with attached cloth, 10x10cm microfiber cloth

The kit comes with a polishing pen that has a lint-free microfiber cloth permanently attached to it. It also includes a separate 10x10cm microfiber cloth for hand use or for mounting onto the pen. Thermal Grizzly states that the paste provides temporary protection against oxidation while improving surface shine.

Thermal Grizzly describes the product as a specially developed polishing paste optimized for gallium residue removal. The company notes that the formula is effective on matte or discolored surfaces caused by chemical residues or oxidation. This makes it a targeted tool for PC hardware enthusiasts who use liquid metal coolers.

The TG Metal Polish & Restore is priced at 22.11 USD (around $22.11). Availability begins next week, though the exact calendar date depends on the current week. The product is positioned as a practical accessory for maintaining high-performance cooling components.

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