🚗 Revive Old Car Paint in One Step with Malco Paint Rejuvenator - Clear Coat Scratch and Swirl Remover, 32 Fl Oz Review

My '05 TJ Rocky Mtn was on Ocracoke Island, NC with the previous owner and was exposed to salt water for years. This material did a great job of putting the shine back on the bad paint that Chrysler used. The hood has yet to be repainted because of the usual crow's feet on these old TJs. However, I definitely recommend this product. Now the jeep looks very good.

This product sat on the shelf for a year before I found it in such bad condition that I needed it. A black truck, heavily soiled with oxidizing and irrigation water, sat in the Florida sun for two years. This stuff is amazing! I hand made the first panel out of soft microfiber to see how deep and how fast it cuts. I ended up doing the whole procedure by hand because the buffer just didn't have the strength it needed. This is by far the best polish and wax combo I've ever used for a really…

I've tried a few products that claim to refresh the paintwork and remove minor scratches. This product really works and doesn't last all day. I purchased an Orbital Buffer here from Revain and used it as intended. I repainted my 17 year old pickup to make it look like new. And while it doesn't say it can be used for that, I tried it on my cloudy headlight lenses. After a few minutes they were like new too. I'm a beginner with virtually zero experience polishing paintwork. Excellent material!

This is the most amazing product in the world. I used it on my 1988 Jeep Cherokee which has the Original Equipment (heavily oxidized) paint finish. I'm including a photo below to show you the comparison between the side of my hood with the rejuvenator (left) and the side without it (right). I did one thing differently. Instead of a sponge, I used a lambswool sponge for application and buffing. It took a lot longer but works better than applied with a sponge. I used a Black & Decker WP900 6-Inch

This is our first time using this product. We didn't have an electric buffer, but I recommend you use one if you want to get the most out of it. And we've tested this solution on painted fiberglass from agricultural machinery. You can see in the photos that it was mostly a pale pink, not from the sun but from the manufacturer's error with the type of paint they used on the fiberglass. Using good old Mr. Miyagi's elbow grease and wax removal technique, I applied 2 coats of this product and it…