ColorTone Guitar Polishing Compounds, Set of 3, 4 oz Bottles

This works great for taking out finer scratches. It will not take out deep dings or deep scratches, those type of scratches will require wet sanding with very very fine sandpaper. It will polish out lighter scratches and polish up your guitar.

Recently had to repair a damaged nitro finish and this was the perfect finishing touch. Literally almost an invisible repair now after buffing and polishing with this. Is it a little pricey? Are there are other alternative products our there? Maybe, however I'm not super experienced in finish repairs and this did what I needed it to do.

(That's a Black Sabbath song by the way) This stuff is for those who want the PERFECT & SCRATCHLESS gloss finish. After wasting so much money and time trying car compounds and Micro-Mesh (which worked horribly), I decided to give this a try. BOY was I not disappointed. I wanted to restore my very VERY scuffed and scratched (decent and super-fine scratches) black gloss guitars without paying hundreds for a whole buffing wheel or for a shop fixup. First of all: do yourself and everyone around you a HUGE favor and buy polishing pads. I got a great set under $15 on Amazon that just attaches to my drill and it did an AMAZING job. Doing it by hand is not only incredibly time-consuming and wearisome, but probably futile as well :). If you want a video tutorial search for "Aerosol Guitar Finishing – Part 3 – Final Wet Sand, Buffing & Polishing" on Stewmac and it will walk you through it. Medium compound is for post-2000 grit sanding and it WILL SCRATCH. Fine does a great job of finishing up the medium scratches, and you could honestly get by just stopping there. But the SWIRL REMOVER IS THE STUFF OF MIRACLES: if you just have fine picking scratches, this alone will restore the mirror smoothness. This formula gets rid of the smallest scratches the eye can see. Stewmac calls it the 'cherry-on-top', well if that means it carries the whole squad then that's good enough for me. Make sure you have three separate fibre cloths for wiping these off, because wiping off swirl-remover with a cloth that already has Medium residue WILL undo your hard work. Obviously this alone wont get rid of super deep body scratches (that's fixed by sanding), but this set is way worth the money and it doesn't take up a lot of time. I'm almost afraid to touch my guitars now, they look so good!

Before and after 1984 Strat rehab. I was impressed how effective this system works. (Note white pickguard is on the restored strat).

This is some good stuff. I rub it in with a rag in small circles just like waxing in a car. But it’s sit until it dries and use a 6 inch buffer to remove. I brought back the shine to a 60+ year old Guitar with this stuff.

I used these products on a black guitar. They removed the pick marks and swirls with minimal effort. I used a sponge/microfiber pad - one for each grit and a microfiber cloth to wipe off - one for each grit. StewMac has videos online on how to use. They were clear on how to use and helped me get good results.

Great stuff.

I got some minor surface scuffs off my black Schecter. The ultra fine worked well for me. $50 for the three was a bit expensive in my opinion, but it did bring the body back to factory shine.

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