🐢 Turtle Wax T-241A Polishing Compound & Scratch Remover - 10.5 oz.: Professional-Grade White Car Care Product Review

It has been many years since I bought a polishing paste and found that most of the product formulations have changed. It's no different. I remember the polishing paste in the tin was thicker and harder. It has a fluffy consistency but is not runny. Smoothing out my 18 year old white paint before waxing worked well so I'm happy with this product. It just took more product than I expected.

There are several versions of scratch removers. Some of these are very aggressive and should be used with care as they can damage the paint if not careful. This is a milder product for such products, but it can make a difference on surface scratches without damaging new car paintwork. However, you should carefully read the instructions and understand that this product, unlike wax, can spoil the finish of the car if it is not applied correctly and removed in a timely manner.

FIRST I WILL CONSIDER BUYING THIS COMPOSITION AFTER READING SOME OF THE REVIEWS. BUT LET'S TELL YOU THE TRUTH, I APPEARED AT THE FRONT DOOR OF MY MINI-VAN WHERE MY MEN WERE SCARED WITH A GREEN CLEANING SOLUTION ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE THE ADHESIVE FROM THE OLD NAMEPLATE. I APPLIED A THIN COAT BEFORE DRYING AND WHAT CHANGED 1 APPLICATION. AFTER 3-4 TIMES WITHOUT MUCH EFFORT, THE SCRATCHES ARE **ALL** GONE. THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT THANK YOU! HAPPY CUSTOMER!

So I have an old red Toyota truck called Betty. She is 36 years old and has less than 79,000. Practically new. However, it leaks, so I started covering his cabin with a heavy rubber tarp. Bad idea. The moisture from the sweat under the tarp left horrible faded stains that I thought would never be polished. And so it happened! I slowly hand worked each stain on the hood and roof of my truck. It worked. Elbow wax and sweaty work, but it's worth it. Looks like new. No sign of those faded spots. My

I bought this product because I was trying several products to remove irritating alcohol based white stains when I accidentally put hand sanitizer on my car console due to my paranoia during the early COVID era (April 2020). spilled. Since then I've searched the internet for deals and tried several products I have on hand (including one from a well known auto parts brand. I've also detailed my car hoping it would work but I've had no luck. This is the only product that worked.It needed a bit of

This product was used for 2 different applications. 1 to restore the headlights. 2 to remove severe scratches from the door panel caused by a very strong and windy storm that dragged a metal deck chair across the yard into the car. For headlight restoration, this thing was amazing. DO NOT buy any of these Headlight Restoration Kits, buy this one instead. It's a lot cheaper, it works, and it doubles as a scratch remover. All you need to restore your headlights is polish, a slightly damp cloth…