Review on Meguiar’s M100 Mirror Glaze Pro Speed Compound (32 oz): Achieve Professional-Level Paint Restoration by Sergey Chodavarapu

Tried this product on my work trolley and was very impressed with how it was able to remove minor scratches, even a few semi-deep scratches. I highly recommend this product for minor scratches, it works very well. I bought a Meguiar G3500 DA Power System Tool and hooked it up to my parts and it worked really well. For best results use all three in the mix M100 Mirror Glaze Pro Speed , then use Meguiar M205 Mirror Glaze Ultra Finishing and finally a good car wax. It's a lot of work, but it's worth it because your car looks like new, the so-called mirror shine. Oh I almost forgot, make sure you buff really well between uses and change the cotton pads on your buffing machine regularly. I have a 2012 Nissan NV HighTop 2500, it took me over 3 days to finish both sides of the rear and hood, but I haven't done the roof of the van yet. Probably 15 hours over that 3 day period. You are essentially polishing your car 3 times, removing and polishing 3 different components between uses which is why it takes so long. I hope that was helpful.