Review on 🚗 GLASS POLISH 21005 Windshield Polishing Kit with DIY Automotive Glass Polishing Solution by Brent Porter

Just a few weeks after receiving my Tesla Model S I was completely obliterated by a flock of birds at work. I didn't park under a tree but luckily my car looked like a Picasso, especially the windshield looked like it had been shredded by a daisy cutter. It was raining lightly on the way home and I had a hard time seeing it because the streaks fell on the windshield. I turned on the wipers and when the brushes met a few drops all I could hear was the scraping against the glass. Pelicans, seagulls, who knows what those birds were, but there was a lot of grit or grit, and with just a few wipes I made three large scratches on my windshield, each nearly six inches long! When I got home I washed the car and in fact the scratches were deep enough that I could feel them with the tip of my fingernail. Suffice to say I was angry. I searched online and found this product, bought it from Revain and really wasn't expecting much. I had nothing to lose and the scratches were very annoying, especially at night when they reflected light directly into my eyes while driving. I followed the instructions and after the first pass with the drill and pad the scratches became even more visible and the white paste highlighted them. I decided to press harder and also use some water to keep lubricating the area as I found the paste dries fairly quickly. After each pass, I wiped away any residue and inspected the area. After the second pass I noticed a difference, the edges started to fade and by the third pass the scratches were completely gone. I couldn't believe it and asked others to take a look and none of them could see any harm. This product does exactly what it says on the tin, just be realistic about what it can do. It fixes superficial scratches, heck it only fixes them, but it doesn't fix deep gouges or cracks. I am very impressed with this product, it has saved me hundreds of dollars and while still searching for that winged performer. the Picasso painted on my car, at least I know how to refer to him if I get tagged again.