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The best thing for scratches you can get in a cream. Of course, don't expect miracles, it's a cream not paint. If the varnish is gone, it can't do anything. It's for small scratches, e.g., from cats or small touches or bad washes. Before applying it, clean the car well and then spread it on a pad or a microfiber towel. Rub the area well with your hand (if you have a polisher, even better) and then wipe with a clean microfiber towel. Attention!!! Clean the area very well where you want to apply the cream, otherwise the dirt on the car will touch the pad or towel and create new small scratches.
I bought it after reading the comments here, it turned out to be a "fake", unless I did something wrong. I found a yellow pole with the scooter and it has stuck paint on the fender, I applied this cream, I rubbed it with the cloth
It's a decent cream to remove small surface scratches and to remove paint that may have stayed on the bumper in minor contact with other vehicles. Don't expect miracles, if the paint is gone or if there are deep scratches, you can only solve it with painting. It also requires a lot of rubbing if done by hand (be careful if using polishing tools, use very low speeds). After application, it also leaves a slight gloss in the area, which unfortunately contrasts on a car with old, faded paint in general.
In the hand that I tried with a sponge, there was a little difficulty in scrubbing, nevertheless I remained relatively satisfied with the light scratches.
Color revitalization on a 25-year-old car that had not received any care and had every scratch imaginable. Impressive removal of most scratches and dullness of the varnish. I applied it with a polisher, of course, and it took me quite a while because the car was in terrible condition. However, the result justifies me... It definitely does not remove deep scratches, but the product is not intended for such work... Highly recommended!
Without much effort, mainly due to the cold weather, and gentle rubbing with the hand, it did a good job. It didn't completely remove scratches but definitely reduced them to a satisfactory degree. When the weather improves, it will also be tested with a polish.
The product does what it promises. I had deep scratches and it made them all disappear just by using a cloth with microfibers and enough rubbing. It requires patience, but it has excellent results
Completely removes scratches after a good polish. If you leave it on the scratch for a few minutes before rubbing it, it does a better job! Very, very satisfied
I would give it 3.5 stars. The previous ones were definitely better. I had Mequiers polishes for years, with just 2 drops you could make the polish look new. Now it requires quantity and effort and it doesn't do the same job, but it does the job. It's definitely not 5 stars, maybe not even 3 stars, but I would struggle to give it 4 stars. It also depends on the materials you have worked with in the past and what you expect. It's not bad, but you won't say wow
Very good. It removed scratches from the nail and surface scratches from parking. I used the Meguairs sponge, which I bought separately. I applied a quantity of the cream on the sponge and immediately rubbed it by hand without force and in all directions (up-down, right-left, diagonally). I repeated it 2 more times. Before the process, I tested the cream on a part of the car that is not visible, to confirm that there would be no damage to the bodywork. Despite the fact that it rained after 1 hour, there was no problem with the bodywork. The next day, I washed the car and again there was no problem. For surface scratches where the paint has not been scratched off and the color has not faded, it did an excellent job.
The reason I chose this cream and did not go to a professional for local repairs is my doubt about the varnishes used. Usually, a 2-year warranty is given for local repair varnishes. After this period of 2 years, if the varnish is not of the same good quality as the factory varnish of the car, then the bodywork "rejects" it and there is a difference between the factory color and the local repair.
If you have reasonable expectations (superficial scratches without depth), the product is amazing. It made them disappear with hand rubbing alone (many repetitions). I think if combined with a polish, it will work wonders...
I tried it on superficial scratches from branches and it doesn't do anything at all. The only thing it does is clean the dirt from the scratch and make you think that the scratch is gone.
Effective only on simple scratches that have a little bit of color left on top of the surface. If the scratch has depth, then we are talking about a different treatment. Regardless, it is something that we will all need at some point.
Good evening everyone, today I received the cream, it looks very good in terms of quality, easy to apply, it doesn't smell bad like most I have used in the past, I used it for my 3 machines and the car, shiny metallic colors, I applied it with a soft cloth, left it for about 5 minutes and wiped it off with a soft cloth, I didn't rub too hard, the surface scratches on the glossy part, I can't say they disappeared, but it left a very good shine and a good coating, I tried it with my nail and it doesn't stick anywhere, I bought it for €17.96.
Very good cream, I used it for a mark from a bump, after rubbing and wiping with a cloth, nothing is visible at the spot. As for marks from scratches, it doesn't seem to do much work.
Effectively removes paint transfer marks without altering the original color of the car. However, it requires a considerable amount of time and effort for rubbing. It may be easier to use with a polishing compound.
It does a very good job for common scratches and it is not strong enough to cause damage. By hand, you should know that it does absolutely nothing. I bought a pad that attaches to a drill, and with relatively low speeds, it removes everything in a few seconds. Clearly, a polisher does the best job possible. Apply a few drops, spread it well on the surface to avoid droplets, wipe it well with a microfiber towel, and if necessary, go over it again by hand.
Apart from varnish, it is relatively okay for glossy plastic acrylic surfaces, such as piano black trims and rear lights. It won't remove all scratches because they easily scratch with the slightest touch, but it definitely makes it 90% cleaner.
You should know that it can cover scratches that disappear when wet. In other cases, it is better to take it to a professional detailer
It does a very good job on very small scratches. However, on the other scratches, meaning 90% of the scratches we have on our car, you will not see any amazing results. Therefore, I am dissatisfied.