Worked well for polishing insta360 lens. I dropped my camera and was able to polish the scratches out. One tube was enough.

I use it for stropping very hard steels and for polishing dirty, scratched up bolsters and such. Works great for both and the price isn't stupid like it is for so many other brands.8k grit is too coarse for stropping to a mirror edge. It gets very close, but no actual mirror reflection if that's what you're after. I don't care about that and just want it to strop effectively, which is does just fine. It's also very good for getting a shiny, polished finish on dull factory satin bolsters.If I…

I work my way up to the 200k grit on kangaroo strops. I never knew sharp until Mike Cassidy taught me about this stuff. Some of my knives can widdle in hair by dragging the hair lengthwise over the blade.I’ve ordered this stuff now 3 times. Doesn’t take a whole lot, so don’t paste it all over your strop like the green stuff.I also use this on basswood to sharpen some knives, which works wonderfully.Kangaroo works better. Too thick of a leather becomes pliable when stropping. You don’t need a…

Kinda messy. Used with my Lansky system and leather strop. Was kinda messy and didn’t notice much difference honestly. I will update this if my results change overtime.

It’s a good strop paddle for the money and light and compact relatively speaking. Having both sides for fine stropping and honing of your blade.

Used this after I worked through high grits on epoxy. It accomplished what dry compound on a buffing wheel could not. Excellent product. Never change and I will be buying more.

Excellent polishing compound for mirror-like finishes on my forged knives. A small amount goes a long way. I really like the syringe type dispenser for ease of application without waste. Will definitely purchase again when needed.

If I did buy it idk where I put it and i hope i find it.But looks cool and comes in a syringe from what I can tell from the picture since I don't have it. I hope I did buy it,I could really use it.maybe I might rebuy it.

I bought this paste to polish my scratched Apple Watch. You need to polish for quite a while by hand, but I just used a dremel tool with a polishing head and it really reduced the scratching and the remaining marks got really shiny so they blended in much better. I imagine this would get very shallow scratches out perfectly though as mine were pretty deep.

I made some balsa wood strops and loaded them with this paste(a little goes a long way)Wow does this diamond paste cut fast. It's super easy to get a polished, crazy sharp edge even on hard steels like s110v.