3 Step Scratch Removal System

These polishing compounds work on Epoxy Resin. I got tired of sanding and repouring the epoxy, every time a fly lands on my work. I got these compounds and worked them with a cloth pad and it did NOT work. It made it look all types of foggy and was not pretty at all. I then went to harbor freight and picked up three polishing pads. Each pad has a stage. I used the first stage with the first polish, then repeated until I had completed all three passes with each polish/pad combo. It looks fantastic. If you buy this, buy the polishing pads to go with this, or you will have issues.

I tried this product on 3 completely different pair of sunglasses, each with moderate to maybe deeper scratches (remembering the product's claim to fix even deep scratches), each pair of glasses ad different depths of tint and each pair is expensive (Timberland's from Sint Maarten). I followed the directions perfectly, trying both a hand cleaning/buffing and switching to a motorized and high speed buffer. The product wonderfully put a shine on the glasses; it did nothing-zero improvement to reducing or eliminating any of the scratches. When I put on each pair of sunglasses to check for improvement, the scratches were exactly the same, and now I've introduced a blurring on each lense I buffed. You cannot wear the sunglasses and drive due to the blurring effect. I tried multiple efforts on each pair with zero improvement. This product reminds me of auto polishing compound at best. At least for me, this product rates a zero. It just did noting to improve the scratches let alone eliminate them. I can't recommend this to anyone.

I was hoping to remove scratches from plastic lenses on glasses. It did not work.

Got this quality “plastic” table second hand and it had a lot of deep scratches and mars to the finish. I sanded it down and 3 stage buffed it (3 applications per stage) and now it looks brand new. Forget trying to save your sunglasses, if you use this correctly and for it’s intended purpose it works perfectly.

I had hopes of minimizing the scratches our puppy put on my lenses when she stole them off my desk.- the fine remover worked - BUT you have to rub hard and it removed the reflective coating from the lens. It would have worked perfectly if I did not have to rub so hard. After the 3 application - it removed 95% of the scratch

Didn't do much for me... Slight improvement of scratches... but not worth the money and time.

You don’t see any scratches in the pics, I know because the pics don’t show you how clear this is, there are literally no scratches no matter how fine you scrutinize this, nothing. Perfect. To do this you need to follow the instructions to a tee. And use a power tool with foam pads (softer for each step) you must do all three steps. You can/will do 2 steps and be amazed and happy, step 3…. There aren’t words for it but is it makes it seem as if there were a hole where the glass/lexan is (if it weren’t for the tint). The down side is time, i hate to admit it but it took me 20 hours to do this but figure 5 were lost trying to not follow the directions at first, why? Because I’m stupid and figured I knew what to do, just do what the bottles say especially to shake well and often.

Causes additional damage and DOES NOT fill any scratches at all. Followed directions exactly on multiple surfaces. It does not fill scratches at all, so I tried using a buffer to help it out, which it says to use. Made surfaces much worse. Ruined my new 75” inch TV screen worse than the small scratch I had on it. I did not use the buffer on the TV. This stuff ruins most surfaces due to the oils in it I think. DO NOT BUY THIS GARBAGE!! Worthless and makes things worse. Not to mention wastes your time and money.

Great for removing minor scratches in my guitar finish > Really pleased with the results