Extremely, to say the least, unacceptable. Absolutely nothing and for nothing—a fruit puree would have done something better. A watery thing like Nivea without any granules. It missed chemistry class. Financially, even though it is not specialized for the type of work this cream is for, the professional one-liter cream, proportionally, costs almost a third and would have much better results. Do two hundred applications... it does the same thing! It will give a shine without removing anything, if you make sure your pad or cloth is always wet with the cream, since it is very watery and "doesn't stay" to be worked. Only for cleaning, maybe...

Obviously, there you would have to pay for a larger quantity, but here we are talking about the absolute nothing. I tried it on a plastic watch dial and on car headlights and it doesn't even work for the yellowing... Not that I had Sonax in high regard... I thought I'd give it another chance because it was specifically for plastics, etc. Never again for sure!