3M Perfect-It Ultrafine Machine Polish, 06068, 32 Fl.Oz, Paint Polish, Automotive Professional-Grade Polish

Tried this out on several cars, all Dark color. 2012 Ford Explorer dark metallic Blue, BMW M5Black, Volvo S60 Pearl Metalic Black. Truely a superior product and secret of the high end body shops and High end show car market. I also tried it on an older Redline Bike red.....WOW. for every step of the 4 step process. I suggest watching the videos for using the 3M Perfect-It line of products. It is important to follow the steps exactly. It sounds like alot of extra work, but it actually turns out to be much less. As each step is quick and 1/4 of the time required using Meguirer's - Mother's or some other expensive big box store compounds. Those don't work anything like perfect-it nor do they produce 1/2 the result. With non-dark colors it might not be important to use the ultra fine and glaze, but if the color has any detail or quality to it then its worth the try. Yes this is expensive, but you really can make the car look better than factory new, MUCH BETTER, not just a little. It really gives dark colors a very deep reflective body, and brings out body lines very well. When I say it reduces time, it really only takes a few passes to do 90-95% of what that step is gonna do. Other compounds take far more time to work in, glaze (turn to a rouge) and be removed. Some will even ball up or gum up on the paint. It is important if you care at all to use the 3m pads and cloths when you get to the final steps. machine polish-ultra fine- and glaze, to obtain a perfect finish. I feel with the hundreds of dollars I've spent on the other brands, I never achieved a finish like this. And I can make my work boots heels and toes shine like a mirror. So that being said, I feel I wasted my money trying to do what this 3M perfect-it does. If your scared of using 3000 grit or 1500 grit sand paper to your car, you won't after seeing what this system does. Unfortunately the whole reason for me purchasing the perfect-it line was because an Iron worker decided to spray the new car with hot metal shavings that melted into the black volvo. Needless to say, sanding was the first step, but now there is a smooth mirror finish, orange peel or any of the factory imperfections are gone. This was the last compound step and then I used the machine pad glaze, (3M imperial hand glaze also works very good) Then I finished with 3m carnauba wax. For dark colors ultra fine is a must and worth every penny. You WILL be proud of the result. Sorry for the long post, and thank you to Vern's Body Shop in Flint MI and Brad for recommending this.

The 3M Perfect-It Ultrafine Machine Polish is hands down one of the best automotive polishes I’ve used! The 32 fl. oz. size is perfect for multiple applications, and a little goes a long way. It’s incredibly effective at removing light scratches and swirl marks, leaving a flawless, high-gloss finish. I used it on my car after polishing with a heavier compound, and the results were stunning—deep, glossy shine with no haze or imperfections. The polish is easy to apply and buff off, and it works beautifully with a dual-action polisher. If you’re serious about keeping your car’s paint in top condition, this is a must-have product!

While I was detailing my 2003 Audi RS 6, it felt my existing machine polishes were not doing much if anything. Did some research and came across this one. I already had the ultra cutting compound in this family, so this made sense. This polish was very easy to work with and I could see the results very quickly when trying to remove compounding marks. Buffed off easily and left no residual marks except major ones even compounding could not get out. Note that this product is supposed to be used by a rotary polisher, but it works more than well enough with a DA. So go for it. Fantastic product. Thanks 3M.

This is an amazing polish depending who you ask, if you dont know what you are doing you simply wont get good results...

I had to be patient but the results are perfect. I used a cheap harbor freight machine. Black Tahoe hood. Used their rubbing compound, then this polish and then a real wax cream from chemical guys

"Okay, so this 3M Polish? GAME CHANGER. ✨ You ever seen your car go from dull to SHINY in seconds? This stuff does it. I’m talking mirror finish, like I’m looking at my reflection in my hood. 😎 It’s smooth, easy to apply, and the results? IMMACULATE. 🚗💎 Seriously, my car looks brand new again. If you want that showroom shine without the hassle, grab 3M Polish! 10/10, would polish again. 👌🏽"

I actually purchased this to get scratches out of the gorilla glass on my Samsung Galaxy SIII. I had some small scratches and one deep scratch on the screen. The small scratches came out no problem, but the deep scratch I really had to work at. It didn't come out all the way, but there was a noticeable difference. Who knows, maybe it would have come out if I kept at it, after all I was doing this all by hand. So maybe if I used a buffer on a drill.... But once I got it to a level I could live with I put a cover on my phone, and it looks like new! I would recommend this to anyone for this purpose, but do your research on which glasses it works on! I wouldn't go pouring on my iPhone. Be warned, I have a ton of it left. So maybe I'll try it on my car in the future ;)

god price for a 3M product