🔧 3M Auto Care Rubbing Compound, 03900: Your Ultimate 8 oz Solution for a Polished & Perfect Finish Review

this is a really amazing product of 3m firstly it helps a little it will deal with any surface scratches with ease all you need is very gentle friction movement itself with deeper scratches there will be a noticeable improvement. I am very happy with my results. I highly recommend this product. Yes, of course there are cheaper products, but some make scratches and swirl marks worse than before. I wouldn't choose to buy another bottle if the need arises again. Anyone who runs a car wash with…

It's magic! As many reviews say, I saw the same video on YouTube using 3M polish to restore weathered headlight lenses. I have owned my car (since it was brand new) for 17 years. Although it was never stored in a garage; It still looks as new as the day I bought it. The only noticeable sign of its age were the dull, yellowed headlight lenses. Applied with a simple t-shirt, hand brushed and polished, my headlight lenses were absolutely crystal clear with no yellow cast in less than 10 minutes…

This is my polish when my usual aggressive polish fails to remove deep scratches from the paintwork. I usually use less aggressive polishes, but when I need the "muscle" to remove deep scratches, 3M polish always saves the day. I also use it when restoring faded headlights with an orbital polisher and then apply a lighter polishing paste for maximum cleanliness. Excellent polish. Ideal for removing paint transfer scratches, deep scratches that other polishes won't remove, headlights, scuffs on…

Used to clean muddy yellow headlights on my car. Works great, I just used my hands and a clean cloth, but you can use a machine buffer to speed things up. Don't forget to mask off the headlight (I used blue masking tape). It doesn't last as long as I hoped (I live in California) and the headlights started dimming again after 3-4 months. Both lamps only take 10 minutes to make though, so I just reapply the smudge, maybe once every few months, to keep them looking shiny and new. In the photos…