Glass Polish 3.4oz (100ml) GP-PRO Glass Polishing Compound for Professional Polishing of All Glass Surfaces - 2.3 microns

This product is a suspension of polishing material and is way less hassle compared to using powders with water. It looks like a cream, and you dispense it from a small hole in the cap. Just flip the cap opening open and gently squeeze the bottle to deposit the desired amount and you are ready to go. Saves time, mess, and hassle. You simply put a few dabs on your polishing pad and start polishing. Easy to spray a bit of water to re-wet if needed. Buffed out a shallow scratch on my windshield and it worked very well for the task. You just have to take your time, and be patient as you polish the glass as this is a polish that works best with a power drill and a wool polishing pad. Don't expect to put it on a cloth and swirl the scratch away as though you were waxing your paint finish.I also used this polish to remove a 10 inch long shallow scratch on my bedroom window as well... and it worked equally well for me.

This product worked like a gem. My car's front windshield was damaged when a large piece of hard foam blew out of a truck in front of me and hit my car. There were tiny scratches all over the driver side of the glass. After buffing with this product, the scratches were gone!!! I am so thankful I purchased this product. I recommend .

An expensive product given the very little amount the bottle holds. Very good and effective in removal of water spots. My 15 year old water spot etched glass is now clear with this. Used Proclean water spot removal, did not do well. Only polishing the glass with a rotary polisher and felt pad with this is useful.

in my experience, this leaves more scratches than it takes out. Plus, it crystallizes on a soft buffer tip at high speed and rather quickly,becomes a black rock when used on a high speed Dremel. but I don't know if that is the fault of the wheel or the compound or me. but it is to be used for only a few seconds at a time and the tip is still going to harden when it becomes the least bit dark with material. i was polishing glass inside aluminum housing so the material come to think of it, was probably aluminum.So this product should not be used with a high speed dremel on glass with anything near it that can be bumped up against. plus use it VERY lightly on glass surfaces. I ruined a plastic lesne with it and scratched a glass lends more with it, I am slowly getting the scratches out using silver polish by hand with a lens cloth.

bought to use for shower doors in bathroom to polish surface of badly etched glass. Worked well, keep it wet while polishing and use 90 degree cross hatch pattern. Worked very well and made door crystal clear after about 3 applications using the proper felt pad on 6" orbital polisher. Would use it again. Note this is not an overly aggressive polish but I was conservative and found it to work very well. This will NOT polish out scratches that will catch on your fingernail. I had scratches and calcium/hardwater buildup that needed to come off.

what a waste of money, this doesn't even work no matter what i do. the scratches on my windshield isn't even that deep. i tried to use this to buff it out and fix the scratches but it does nothing but waste my time. I gave it a good amount and tries thinking that it was just probably a fluke, but after countless attempts i have given up and this product doesn't do anything to the windshield. very disappointed since i have been trying to get these small scratches off my car windows for some time.

This family of polishes, when used carefully with a clean microfiber cloth, does a fine job of polishing out scratches and cleaning marks from the front elements of vintage camera lenses. These polishes do not leave a residue, nor do they damage any coating on the camera lens - provided you do not overdo it.

I had scratches from windshield wipers on my van, I tried this compound with microfiber pad on a high speed drill,after an hour of trying to remove the marks I did not notice much improvement. the swing marks are still visible from outside.