- Superior Performance Car Polishing Compound for Oxidized Finishes, Buff, Shine, Smooth, & Clean, Scratch Remover for Vehicles, Boats, & Bikes - 10 oz.

Nice grade of abrasive. Let it do the work because if you get agressive with it - like any compound it will mess up the surface you're trying to clean up. Affordable and effective. Used corectly, this compound is easy to recommend.

I bought it to finish the detailing and polishing of my car. It’s a good wax, but I found the texture too liquid compared to other paste-like ones I’ve seen on the market. However, it’s easy to remove and leaves a different shine on the car.

Didn’t work as good as I hoped

Fast shipping and works well

Great product ‼️

Followed the instructions and oxidation removal did not work. However got a good shine on the paint. By the way, worked on the headlight covers.

There are two versions of the Abro compound available, polishing and rubbing. I went with the former because I already have a bottle of 1500 grit automotive compound I can use if there's something that requires a little more effort to get out. I haven't used this product on painted metal yet, but I have on plastic and Lexan. My pickup truck has a body-colored plastic cap on the back of the mirror. I got a little too close to a white support pole one time and it left a streak, highly visible on a steel grey truck. I didn't use my dual action (DA) buffer because I wasn't sure how the painted plastic would fare, so I grabbed an old school cotton-over-sponge wax applicator and slathered on some of the Abro polishing compound. I worked it for about a minute, wiped off the excess and checked my progress. Roughly half of the mark was already gone. I repeated that process two more times and it was completely gone. It left behind a nice finish too, so much so that my OCD made me do the other mirror to balance it out. The Lexan cover used to protect headlights on many vehicles today can turn yellow with age, making the lights much less effective. This time I used my DA, but started with the 1500 grit automotive compound. That takes away the bulk, but does need at least one more grit level down in order to make the Lexan transparent again. With the right foam pad and correct technique the Abro polishing compound got rid of the swirls and left a smooth, semi-clear finish on the Lexan (I was working on a neighbors car and the lenses were too far gone to fully correct, even with the automotive compound, but the Abro compound did what it was supposed to do - given what it had to work with - and cleaned up the remaining scratches). The rating of 5 stars is due to the cost and performance. For $8.50 you get 10 ounces of something that does what it's supposed to, polish out fine scratches and marks.

Queda igual lo único que si queda bien brilloso pero nada que funciona para quitar rasguños

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