Glass Polish 14053 GP-PRO Glass Polishing Compound for Professional Polishing of all Glass Surfaces - 2.3 microns - 50ml

Completely useless garbage👎👎👎☹️☹️☹️waste of money and time. I dont recomend❌️❌️❌️

This is a copy of my review for the polishing kit by same company.Used to polish out windscreen scratches. I had a two inch by one inch patch of scores that i can only guess were made by a diamond ring or similar. Some of the scores were deep enough to feel with my nail. Made worse by what appeared to be an attempt to get rid of the scores with sandpaper!!!! I was not very hopeful but gave it a try.First IMPORTANT to note that I did NOT use the polish that came with the kit, but a slightly coarser version by the same company. The kit bottle is around a micron particle size, but I used their 2.3 micron polish (Reviewed here), I was worried about the reviews here that reported hours of graft so I thought to try the coarser grade - which btw is still advertised as a "finishing" polish.Bottom line it worked fantastic. shallow scuffs disappeared in about twenty minutes and the deeper ones, in about an hour, except for three of four tiny bits that were extra deep. I think I could have gotten them out in time too but it was already good enough (you had to know where to look to see them) and i didn't want to risk distorting the screen.Although I said an hour, it wasn't an continuous hour. Probably only about thirty minutes of actual polishing. Just lots of breaks to let the screen cool down and a few cups of tea!TIPS.1. Use spray bottle of water, to cool the screen every time you stop polishing - steam will come off.2. Spray the polish pad (rather than the screen) when the polish dries out. You'll notice the screen clearing when the pad dries out.3. Masking tape off the boundary of the area your working - on the INSIDE of the screen. This will make it easier for you to keep the polishing pad on the bit that needs it.4. Cover up the area of the car you don't want spatter on!5. If like me you have a convertible top - cover it up.6. Like others have said apply the pad to the screen before starting the drill.7. I bought extra pads as a contingency - but didn't need them. One was enough8. Read the instructions.Good luck.

4.6/5This is a proper professional-grade glass polishing compound in a small but very concentrated bottle. I used it on a few automotive windshields with light wiper haze and water spotting, and it actually made a noticeable difference when worked correctly.Consistency is what you’d expect from a true polishing compound—thick, slightly gritty, and designed to be used with a felt or rayon pad on a machine polisher. It doesn’t “wipe on and wipe off”; you have to work it properly and keep the surface lubricated or it will dry out quickly.Where it shines is removing light oxidation, fine wiper marks, and mineral etching. It won’t magically fix deep scratches or heavy rock chips, but for restoring clarity in neglected glass, it does a solid job.One thing to note is the learning curve—this is definitely more of a pro-use product. Heat management and even pressure matter, otherwise you can end up with uneven results.Overall, small bottle but strong performance. If you know how to polish glass properly, it delivers.

Cumple con su funcion. Cunde poco, pero de forma muy efectiva

ça marche, mais il faut une perceuse électrique, car il est impossible d'enlever les rayures profondes manuellement

Buon prodotto