🧙 WIZARDS - Mystic Cut: Advanced Abrasive Compound with Smart Technology (32 oz.) Review

I'm not a pro but I have an old 1965 Oldsmobile Starfire with bad paintwork that I'd like to sand and polish to make it look better. I tried it and it worked really well, but where it really worked was on my brand new Buick. Someone scratched the front fender, luckily not through, but through. I was able to sand it down with 1500 grit paper then buff it up and it brought the finish to a better shine than new and the scratch was gone. The car has a three-stage paint job and it worked great. Plus

WOW good. The best mix I've ever used with a rotary buffer. No dust, excellent lubrication and a polish-like finish, ZERO swirls, no mico-marks with a dual-action polisher. I use a Torq 22d with a heavy insert, it still works fine. With this connection I can get by with one cut. Cut, then wax, and the finish is just so good. With Boss Correction Cream, menzerna fg400 and many more. I'm surprised. I can honestly say that this is my new access to join. The cut is also very good. Has no problem…

I have been a fan and user of Wizard products for many years. I used another good brand as my wholesaler Wizard no longer supplies. They were finally able to order Wizard products again and gave me a new brochure. I saw the new Mystic Cut and Polish and was intrigued but wary of the higher price compared to the Turbo Cut I was using. Finally bit the bullet and bought a bottle. That's all they say and more. I recently buffed 1200 grit scratches with a light wool pad and Mystic Cut just to test…