For its price, it does something. Of course, I have been using 3M for years so the difference is noticeable...

It needs a good cleaning in the final stage with a fur or special cloth to avoid leaving white marks; if it catches plastic and you don't clean it, it won't come off.

Excellent product! I had spotted it from a video by a specialized technician on YouTube and it did not disappoint my expectations!!!!

The polishing is a whole science. I wouldn't say it does a "good job". I got it to polish metal and do cut and polish. The result is very mediocre, as if it was dull. It is definitely economical but I wouldn't buy it again. I did the best job with polishing soap, a round cloth on an angular wheel, and it came out like a mirror.

Very good... worth its money... I bought the 250ml size because I didn't know it as a cream... but the next purchase will be the larger one... (for use with a cream applicator)...

This specific cream is considered professional. The 808 series is a blend of coarse and medium stages. It did a very good job on headlights that I tested it on. On a smart roof made of material like plexiglass, after sanding with various stages of sandpaper, I was not impressed as there were lines and a hazy appearance. The creams of this specific company should be applied with a buffer. Personally, I bought the entire series of the company as I found it at a very good price to do the job from scratch.

For amateur use, very good for removing varnish with a polisher relatively easily. You can also do it by hand, but it requires persistence (if someone wants to also do shoulder exercises).

To start detailing, it's perfectly safe! It shines more than it cuts, so it's suitable for amateurs who just want to maintain the polish of their car at a good level. Of course, without a polishing compound, no matter how well you handle it, the job won't be as good