Meguiar's Professional Machine Glaze M0316 - Premium High Gloss Polish to Remove Light Swirls and Add Gloss and Shine - Machine Polish that Enhances and Restores Shine and Clarity, 6 Pack

Great product, removed minor scratches and swirl marks on a nitrocelluose guitar finish after using Meguiars Mirror Glaze heavy, medium and fine cut cleaners. I applied it with Magicfiber cloths. You have to work it lightly several times and always remove it while wet. To prolong it's wet action I learned on youtube to sprinkle a Quick Detailer liquid and eipe it off gently with clean Magicfiber cloths. I use this technique with all mentioned products. If you remove these products near dry, it will scratch the surface. I am not related to the manufacturer.

Great product, used on lacquer, enamel, and urathane for final buffing.

Meguiar’s has always sold the best products. Back in the 1980's they sponsored one of my show cars. Only the best went on my Challenger. I've been using Meguiar’s ever since and stand behind their products. Amazon took me to the wrong product for review. Been using Meguiar's for about 40 years. Used to have a black 73 Challenger show car. Used Machine Glaze by hand followed by Seal and Reseal No 7 and then wax. No 7 would take out all the light scratches leaving a perfect finish. Now I have a 2011 Challenger, Toxic Tangerine. I suspect the car had a ceramic coat before I bought it. Swirl marks all over I can see when I look at the sun reflecting at an angle. I see swirls in most show cars when I go to shows. Appears cars are buffed than a ceramic coat is applied. The Meguiar's ceramic coat lasts a year. Problem is, can’t get the swirl marks to disappear. I tried this new MO7 on the hood. May have filled in about 25% of the swirls but they are still there. Put on a coat of Meguiar's wax. Not much better. With paint, a clear coat paint fills in surface scratches from 400 Grit down to scuff pad. Then wet sanded and buffed to a mirror finish. The old No 7 and wax would remove all the scratches. Now with the ceramic coat it seems to lock in swirls and the ceramic coat, wax or polishes are not thick enough to fill in the fine scratches. We need something thicker. Any ideas?

Works great for amateur detailers.

This product is the best I have found for remoVing swirl marks. Although it says machine glaze, I have used it by have and it works great. Make absolutely sure that you use the finest foam pad and make sure your microfiber cloths are brand new. Any dirt of any kind will defeat the purpose. Don't lay your cloths or pad on the ground or even concrete. The smallest dirt will create swirl marks. On black cars, it takes a little more buffing. Now if my phone could only spell what I wrote. I meant by hand.

After trying several different brands of cutting compounds, polishes and glazes, I've come back to Meguiar's. I use this after Meguiar's M110 and M210. What I really like about staying with the Meguiar's brand is the cutting scale on the bottles. It provides a reference for product selection across the Meguiar's paint correction lineup. Bill

Excente producto, el carro que super bien

The product worked well. After use, I put it in the cabinet. A few months later, I opened the cabinet and it has expanded twice its size! The other bottle, Meguiar’s Swirl Remover 2.0 which I bought from the store, is complete fine. They were kept in the same condition. It still has most of the bottle left, but I don’t think it’s safe to use it anymore. I’m just glad it didn’t explode.

This is a great compound it still leaves a tiny bit of haze but seems to disappear a few days later......

Incredible gloss and depth great product.

Good quality product received prior to date expected.