Chemical Guys Scratch and Swirl Remover - 16oz

Never lets down or miss a beat always makes car shine like new

Very good at scratch and swirl removal

Very good

I was browsing the internet to find this one, as I was looking for something to remove light swirls and scratches to sell a car. I watched a few videos before purchasing. It's been a while since I'd done any detailing and thought it looks good, I'll give it a go. After claying the car and only having a cordless drill (needed a da to get the final finish), I polished the car and the results are amazing, if I had a da, all the scratches would have come out, but I got 99 percent out. I'm going to use this on my car and can't wait to see the results on a black car. Would recommend, brilliant product

Fantastic product excellent

Good product but if I had checked before buying I could have bought it for less

great

Good stuff got most of the swirls out

Its chemical guys … promises delivered

I have a Jeep Wrangler with a lot of scratches from riding on dirt roads and branches hitting it. The scratches are light with a couple of deep ones. This stuff surpassed my expectations! Seemed to have taken care of all the light scratches, and the few deep ones minimized its appearance. I didn't have to use a lot, just a few drops at a time like the directions say. Chemical Guys, get some Jeep peeps to sponsor!

I’ve used this on several cars and it really helps reduce light scratches and swirl marks. Works best with a dual-action polisher, but even by hand it noticeably improves the shine. The paint feels smooth afterward and looks freshly detailed. Great product to have in any detailing setup.

Not a miracle product, but easy to use as a beginner and low risk as it not used like a traditional cutting agent.

Here is an addition to my earlier review. One side of my RV was damaged by a low hanging branch, with some spots scratched down to the fiberglass surface, some that were surface scratches, and some with major swirl damage. I tried some pads and chemicals to manually buff out the surface scratches and swirls with only limited success on just a few of the scratches. It didn't work on the swirls at all. Clearly, doing it this way was going to take alot of time with minimal results. I purchased a kit from Amazon (SIQUK 33 Pieces Car Polishing Pad Kit 3 Inch Buffing Pads Foam Polish Pads Polisher Attachment for Drill) to help with the repair. After some research I decided to buy this Chemical Guys product plus two of their microfiber hand pads (a good decision). I didn't expect that removing the damage would be easy and it wasn't. One reason I chose the CG product were reviews that told me it is gentle and would take more effort. It also told me that, since my scratches and swirls were in multiple paint color areas, buffing them should not damage the areas that were not damaged. It took a day and a half to buff out the damage and in some areas faint scratches remain, but if you didn't know where to look you wouldn't see them. I had to apply and buff lightly as many as ten to fifteen times for each small area. A few areas were easier and faster to buff out. By the end, there were no more swirls, all of the surface scratches were either gone or barely there. The branches also put a horizontal scratch on one of my tinted windows. I could not buff out all of it but the scratch now blends in with the tint and is harder to see. At the start it was really obviously damaged. Note that I spoke with the window manufacturer before attempting the fix. They assured me that buffing would not damage the tint (it didn't) but it would not remove any of the scratching (it did). Note - CG says their product will restore a deep shine. It did not do that at all but some detailer and paste wax did. I have some Sikkens matching paint on the way in and I will apply a base coat, then the color, then clearcoat and that should minimize the obvious deep scratches. The CG product, pad kit, and some hard work saved me from replacing the window ($400), a professional car body painter (around $5,000), and having to take my RV to a paint shop and live in a hotel for a few days. I will have to see if painting the deep scratches will repair them but I think it will. The paint on order is from the same manufacturer and paint codes for my RV. All in all, the CG product, pad kit, paint, supplies, and some incidentals will total around $250. I recommend all of the products listed in this review.