Omg 10* 20 years of scratches gone 🤩 it did take 3/4 of a day but thats simply because of amount of scratches 3 more more to 😱😱😱👌👌👌🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Ich hatte das Display meines Kaffeevollautomaten leider bei Reinigen mit einem "Topfschwamm" (siehe Bild 2) mit zahlreichen kleinen Kratzer kaputt gemacht. Das war sehr ärgerlich, beim Reinigen war mir nichts aufgefallen, erst als es trocken war wusste ich: das ist nicht der "kratzfreie" Schwamm.Ich habe leider das Display nicht vorher fotografiert, aber es waren sehr viele feine Kratzer drinnen die auch wirklich gestört haben. Nach der Verwendung des Produktes (Anleitung streng einhalten!) mit meinem Akkuschrauber (Zubehör liegt der Lieferung bei!) ist das Display wirklich wieder absolut frei von Kratzer. Ich glaube kaum dass man damit wirklich sehr tiefe Kratzer entfernen kann. Aber so leichte Oberflächenschäden sind damit definitiv gut zu beseitigen. Hätte ich mir ehrlich gesagt nicht so gut vorgestellt.Wichtig ist: Geduld und ausreichender Anpressdruck. Mit dem groben grünen Flies anfangen, geduldig regelmäßig arbeiten (zuerst starker Druck, dann lockerer) - dazwischen immer Wasser aufsrpühen. Dann das blaue Flies. Mit der eigentlichen Politurpaste dann starken Anpressdruck ausüben, zum Schluss Paste gründlich mit Alkohol entfernen.Nach ca. 10 Minuten war ich fertig. Ich würde das Produkt wieder kaufen.

So, this DOES work, but I would add caveats:If you are trying to remove scratches from a large area, I would definitely order extra green and blue sandpaper pads and source a used car polisher that is plug in.Expect to spend hours using the first two stage polishers. I would NOT recommend using a cordless drill, for a few reasons: it's hard to keep stable, and it will take more hours waiting for the drill to recharge than you will spend sanding, so that's a giant pain..I was trying to use this to sand the inside of a curved tempered glass fishtank with a top portion that was glued on, and made it really hard to get the right angle or apply consistent pressure. And due to this, it was a horrible awful exercise in patience and panic. But I persevered, and after a few days I did see marked improvement in the glassThis totalled to maybe 8-10 hours of total work, but this was partially having to use a drill. I gave up and bought a used car polisher on Kijiji after a day of a drill, and that helped a lot. It would have gone faster if I started with the polisher from the get go.The story: I was refurbishing my fishtank.it had sand in it for a long time, and my hubby was the prime tank cleaner while my son was little, and he would dip the sponge in the sandy water then clean the inside glass. Over a few years of this, I finally realized the entire inside glass had hundreds of scratches all over it. And bad enough that bubbles would stick to them, and algae could grow on them, making it hard to remove (and making him scrub the glass harder)Anyway, I knew it was going to be a horrible pain to attempt to improve, but I decided to try. I only ended up doing 2/3 of the tank. (Ran out of sandpaper, even with an extra order of 5 each of the green and blue stages). Not all scratches are removed, but it ended up being significantly improved on the 2/3 I had done. If I kept at it for another sandpaper order and another week, and didn't care that my forearms were going constantly numb from carpal tunnel, I could have gotten it to about 80-90% improved on the whole tank.But I got to "good enough" and left it at that. The 1/3 of the tank that I didnt do is in the back. Here are some pics- the first shows the scratches, the next few show the improvement and the last is the tank once refilled again after the polishing (another side note- I also got the polishing back to about 80-90%, not 100%. So when the tank is empty there are a few sections that have a minor clouding effect still. I didn't worry about this so much since with water in the tank, the minor clouding wouldn't show. On a clear window it would tho. (But a clear window would be waaaaay easier to polish and scratch remove. I basically tested this on the hardest thing I could possible test it out on. So for that, it's 5 stars, I gave it 4 stars because they really didn't specify you would have to buy more produce if you wanted to do more than get out one scratch..

This is a very well put together kit. The pads are a very good quality. I didn’t have any problems removing medium deep scratches over a large area on window glass only using one pad. I would add that if you are not very handy, this might not be for you. Looking at the one star reviews I would say the user is at fault not the product.

This is a very well put together kit. The pads are a very good quality. I didn’t have any problems removing medium deep scratches over a large area on window glass only using one pad. I would add that if you are not very handy, this might not be for you. Looking at the one star reviews I would say the user is at fault not the product.

I had a pretty deep scratch on my glass sink as you can see in the photo, this kit did an amazing job restoring it. I didn't believe this could be done but the scratch is completely gone, and the sink looks as good as new again.The kit comes with very detailed instructions, but just to be sure I scanned the QR code and watched a couple of videos, I also reached out to the company before starting the project. They replied within 24 hours and were incredibly helpful.I used a standard power drill and spent about 2 hours on the job. The results speak for themselves — I genuinely saved money and hassle by not having to replace the sink.A bit of advice: follow the instructions carefully, take your time, and you’ll be amazed by the outcome. Highly recommend!

I had this on my car windscreen from a brick falling off the back of a flat bed van on the motorway. It wasn't in my line of sight or cracked so I left it. It needs to go in for it's first MOT so needed it sorting. Went to 3 different auto glass repair places, all looked at me like I was an alien when I said it could be buffed out! All wanted to fit a new windscreen at £800! Spent 45 minutes with this kit and now it's not visible unless scrutinised. Looking out from the inside there's a patch that looks blurred but not hazy. If there were more pads in the kit I'd have carried on, but this will be fine for it's mot.

My fingernail could not feel the scratch. You can see the before and after of the scratch being removed. It will take 2.5 to 3 hours to get to this level. Please follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer. I only use the compound solution and pad, with a drill. Take a break for 3 to 5 minutes after 2 to 3 passes, spray water, and start again. Start slow initially, then increase your speed.

There was a fairly deep scratch from the windshield wiper blade flying off the arm and the hook scratching the glass all the way across the passenger side to the center under the rear view mirror. We forgot to take a before photo. Used all the pads in this kit, took 2.5 hours of sanding and polishing, but it turned out well. The is a slight line in the glass at the bottom of the windshield where the deepest scratch was, otherwise it is not noticeable. We were pleasantly surprised with the outcome. You do have to be careful to not overheat the glass while sanding or you will have haze that won’t polish out. $40 was better than $100 deductible and a claim against insurance.

There was a fairly deep scratch from the windshield wiper blade flying off the arm and the hook scratching the glass all the way across the passenger side to the center under the rear view mirror. We forgot to take a before photo. Used all the pads in this kit, took 2.5 hours of sanding and polishing, but it turned out well. The is a slight line in the glass at the bottom of the windshield where the deepest scratch was, otherwise it is not noticeable. We were pleasantly surprised with the outcome. You do have to be careful to not overheat the glass while sanding or you will have haze that won’t polish out. $40 was better than $100 deductible and a claim against insurance.

Really happy with this kit! Works fantastically to remove sandpaper scratches from a window pane. Video instructions are easy to follow. Do spend the time on the second stage polish as it makes the difference. As the attachments are circles you obviously can't reach into corners.

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I was hesitant to try this but figured it was much cheaper than trying to replace my patio door glass. OH MY GOODNESS! Let me just say that I am completely impressed. I have a glass door that my dog jumps up to and scratches on the glass to let me know to let her back inside. After 9 years, the area where she scratched could barely ever be seen through. I started with the medium grit as it recommended and after burning through 2 sanding disks realized I wasn't getting through the scratches. So I switched to the course grit and I could actually watch the scratches disappear into the new hazy scratched area where I sanded. I went back over with the medium grit to sand out the course grit Mark's. I now realize I should have done this a bit more but still happy with result. Finally I switched to the fine grit. Since I had gone through all of my medium grit I had to sand more with the fine and actually ran out of those too. I began with the polishing compound and I can see through the window again. See attached pictures. I didn't get a full before picture but this is after I had began sanding and then you can see the after (the board is up there to keep her from scratching it again while we try to sell our house). Look at the difference. I was going to have to replace the high cost dual pane glass window if I sold my house because it was in such rough shape and this kit saved me all that money. I knew it was a stretch because the kit isnt really for such a large area. But it worked so well that I'm not going to replace the glass. There are still some light sanding scratch marks because I ran out of sanding disks but it looks amazing to me. I would recommend to anyone looking to do a large area to either buy 2 kits or get additional sanding disks. I could have gone and bought some hook and loop sand paper and cut it to size to get a perfect result, but at this point I dont care to make it look that good. This sanding is very monotonous and time consuming so be prepared to spend hours on an area as large as mine. But I actually found it therapeutic.. like cutting grass on a riding mower or Bush hogging a big field. I can't say enough good things about this product. I will say that rather than using the sanding disk flat on the window, that I got better results (and less of the disk "running" around on the glass) by hitting it at a small angle maybe 75 degrees off of the surface instead of 90. In working in fast moving up and down pattern as I work left to right across the glass. I could actually watch the deep scratches disappear. I found that doing this at night with the lights on inside allowed me to see the scratches better. Also having a light colored backdrop made it much easier to see.

I was hesitant to try this but figured it was much cheaper than trying to replace my patio door glass. OH MY GOODNESS! Let me just say that I am completely impressed. I have a glass door that my dog jumps up to and scratches on the glass to let me know to let her back inside. After 9 years, the area where she scratched could barely ever be seen through. I started with the medium grit as it recommended and after burning through 2 sanding disks realized I wasn't getting through the scratches. So I switched to the course grit and I could actually watch the scratches disappear into the new hazy scratched area where I sanded. I went back over with the medium grit to sand out the course grit Mark's. I now realize I should have done this a bit more but still happy with result. Finally I switched to the fine grit. Since I had gone through all of my medium grit I had to sand more with the fine and actually ran out of those too. I began with the polishing compound and I can see through the window again. See attached pictures. I didn't get a full before picture but this is after I had began sanding and then you can see the after (the board is up there to keep her from scratching it again while we try to sell our house). Look at the difference. I was going to have to replace the high cost dual pane glass window if I sold my house because it was in such rough shape and this kit saved me all that money. I knew it was a stretch because the kit isnt really for such a large area. But it worked so well that I'm not going to replace the glass. There are still some light sanding scratch marks because I ran out of sanding disks but it looks amazing to me. I would recommend to anyone looking to do a large area to either buy 2 kits or get additional sanding disks. I could have gone and bought some hook and loop sand paper and cut it to size to get a perfect result, but at this point I dont care to make it look that good. This sanding is very monotonous and time consuming so be prepared to spend hours on an area as large as mine. But I actually found it therapeutic.. like cutting grass on a riding mower or Bush hogging a big field. I can't say enough good things about this product. I will say that rather than using the sanding disk flat on the window, that I got better results (and less of the disk "running" around on the glass) by hitting it at a small angle maybe 75 degrees off of the surface instead of 90. In working in fast moving up and down pattern as I work left to right across the glass. I could actually watch the deep scratches disappear. I found that doing this at night with the lights on inside allowed me to see the scratches better. Also having a light colored backdrop made it much easier to see.

Very good product, you just have to follow instruccions and make sure you follow them. You will be amazed how much money this can save you. See pictured worth 1000 words