Start With the Scratches You See Every Time You Get in the Car
Door-handle marks, light bumper scuffs and shallow surface lines can make an otherwise clean vehicle look neglected. Used with a soft microfiber cloth, the polish helps improve the appearance of many minor cosmetic surface marks while refreshing the surrounding finish.
“The little white marks around my black SUV’s door handle bothered me every time I washed it. After polishing the area, they blended in much better.”
— Michael R.
Comments
Recent discussionMichelle Carter
I’m mostly interested in this for the little white marks around the handles on my black SUV. The car looks spotless after washing until the sun hits that area and every tiny scratch suddenly shows.
Angela Brooks
Dark paint really shows everything. My navy car has exactly the same issue around the driver-side handle.
Robert Ellis
The part that interests me is not having to buy separate colors. We have a black truck and a silver sedan, so keeping different touch-up pens around for every small mark gets annoying.
Susan Miller
Interesting that it can be useful beyond the car. I have an older watch with some light surface marks, although I’d definitely test a tiny hidden area first.
Daniel Foster
I detail my own truck on weekends and polishing is always the first thing I try on light surface marks. Deep scratches are different, but a lot of little scuffs look worse than they actually are.
Rebecca Lawson
I’d be careful with glasses because so many lenses have special coatings. For compatible uncoated parts though, I can see why having one small polishing product around could be handy.
Patricia Hayes
Mine would probably live in the garage beside my microfiber towels. I’d use it on the car first, then I’m sure I’d find other small polishing jobs around the house.
Thomas Reed
This makes more sense to me as a first step. If polishing improves the mark, great. If it’s actually through the paint, then at least I know it needs a proper repair instead.
Karen Mitchell
I have several polished jewelry pieces with tiny everyday marks. I’d definitely check the material first, but I like the idea of one compact product having several uses.