Meguiar's M21032 Car Polish, 936ml

Lpw quality

I bought this product for use on my 2011 GMC Acadia Denali to fix the dreaded touch car wash clear coat damage (deep swirls and scratches), along side the Meguiars Diamond cutting compound it did the trick. Used on a D/A polisher and a 6” selection of pads. The cost was relatively low but it provided that quality finishing touch. This was finishing polish and it got rid of the haze from the cutting. Would recommend this product!

Do yourself a favour. This product with some towels/soft pads got rid of all my swirls/holograms/haze but dabbing and hand wiping/circular motion. No need for the polisher. Excellent product. Will be my go to. Need to clay the car then hand apply with compound First.

I used this to polish as one of my steps to polish a black Tesla that had fine scratches before I applied a ceramic coat. The polish itself is white and has no scent. I started with the black pad to start light, then moved up to an orange pad since this polish has a lighter cut to it. It goes on the paint and pad smoothly, and it cleans up well once you’re done. Very easy to use and effective!

DO not recommend to deal with them at all. Better to buy from somebody else.

First, I'll start with my mistake. This was done on my 30yr old 300ZX. My first pass on the hood with my Porter Cable DA & a Blue LC pad was problematic as the polish kept drying out prematurely and it was a royal pain to wipe off. I did this in the garage on a warm day out of the sunlight. I initially couldn't figure out why it was so problematic. I used a Blue pad because my black paint is extremely soft and I wanted to make sure I didn't make any new swirls. This was my mistake. Rubbing profusely with a premium microfiber to get the polish off the paint left more swirls. The Blue pad was too soft and soaked up the majority of the polish - prematurely drying out the remainder on the paint. I switched to a more aggressive/firm LC White heavy polishing pad. This did wonders and made the polish a dream to work with. A few passes in a 2x2 area on 4 1/2 speed yielded excellent results with easy removal. My 30yr old paint looks better than new with nearly 0 imperfections. Check List: -Ensure paint is 100% clean prior to polishing. -Shake bottle vigorously prior to applying. -Polish in a shaded area. -Use a premium microfiber cloth - not the cheap Amazon ones. I used an Adam's polish cloth which you can purchase on Amazon. Best microfiber I've ever used. -Do not use a fine polishing or jeweling pad. They will soak up the majority of the polish and leave dry residue on the paint making it painful to remove. I'd recommend the White LC pad - even on soft paints. It's not a cutting pad but does have a very light cut/heavy polish ability. -Work with your DA until it becomes translucent and wipe off immediately. -Check your work with a halogen light to ensure you're removing swirls/marks. This polish is amazing. The photos tell everything. And this was before I sealed it.