Glass Polishing Kit, 34pcs/Set Glass Scratch Remover, Window Windscreen Scratch Repair Kit with Cerium Oxide Polishing Powder/Polishing Pad/Polishing Wheel

I've been working on 2 different cars with a wireless drill. For those who says this product isn't working, please, go review some youtube videos on how to do this, because it actually works, but you have to limit your expectations. Deep scratches aren't dissapearing, but the will reduce to some degree. Fine scratches can dissapear, but it takes time and elbow grease, more over if doesn't have a decent polisher (12k rpm or something like that) My recommendations, first look some tutorials, have patience, and constantly spray water to prevent overheating and shattering the windshield. I do not use the sandpapers included. Do your work on passes and divde your windshield in sections (8 sections should work great), work on one section at a time. Your first pass should be a light one to remove all grit/grease/water stains/debri. This will make coming passes much more easier since now the polish can work directly on the glass. Once you are satisfied, now use some more pressure and go slow on your movements; remember to spray water and reapply some cerum oxide to your pad. Believe it or not I just use half spoon to do a light polish on a winshield (really light scratches, only one spot of medium scractches which were completly remove), and I calculate I will use around two spoon on a severely scratched windshield. Conclusion: if your are a DIY guy and like this kind of projects, this product is for you. Add points if you own a polisher up to the task. Patience is your ally. If you just want to clean a dirty windshield and remove water stains, it would not take more than half an hour to do a complete windshield. I'll try to update with some pictures but it is hard to show the scratches on camera, but you can take my world, this cerum oxide is some serious stuff.

No instructions, no directions. Arrived with damaged pack of polish sand.The worst part - it does not work at all. It can't remove even tiny scratches. Absolutely waste of money and my time.

STOP! If not prepared for 2+ days 8+ hrs work (excluding proper protection & clean up) don't DIY I. THE GOOD: Package items 100%; Ceric Oxide salmon color, EZ to see splatters everywhere. THE BAD: Sanding grit needs 1000 &/or 2000 grit, 600 skips to 3000 & 7000; NO DIRECTIONS. I am unable to clear the glass HAZE created even after 3+ hrs ceric polishing with drill or even w/my 9" random orbiter polisher. Day 3, I gave up. Haze & exhaustion forced me to purchase a new $300 windshield.

This kit was the same as the more expensive kits on amazon. I had some severe windshield scratch on a car window, using the white roller on its edge I was able to lessen the deep scratch using a high speed plugged in drill. Youtube has a few videos on how to do it. Keep the powder on the windshield wet and work small areas. You can still see the scratch from the inside but its not as bad from the outside. Deep scratched can only be polished to be less visible since glass is made up up of 2 layers sandwiched together. I didn't get much splatter but did tape and paper off the rest of the car. I only used the white roller and a scratch about a foot long wore that one roller down.Update: I had another windshield that had wiper scratches. This one seemed to have wiped sand and caused a lot of small scratches which could really be seen at night. So I used a powered drill 2000 rpm. Mixed distilled warm water with the powder in the kit. Then on the inside windshield made quadrants with a sharpie. Each were about 8" x 8". Then started to polish the windshield as I was polishing paint inside the boxes. Do horizontal passes and overlap about 50%, you need to use a fair amount of force since its glass. This is major labor intensive. You're doing 6-8 passes first horizontal then vertical back to horizontal etc. Make sure the solution and powder is never full dry. I would wet with a spray bottle and distilled water. After the final 8 pass, dry with micro fiber. I would do circles until fully clean. Check your windshield using a light and see what you got done. Also its best to start on the passenger side and get your system down perfect then move to the driver. Key is pressure and rpm but not overheating the windshield which could cause distortion. Both times I have used this kit I have just used the white pads. I had great results on the complete windshield this last time.

It worked

No instructions of any kind and no arbor to let you put this in your drill or air tool.

I believe it will work but asked for direction and never received them. Instructions are mandatory for 1st use so I am still waiting.

I wish I had paid better attention to previous ratings and comments for this product. It simply does not work. I made a bad situation worse. I had small scratches to begin with and ended with a very foggy piece of glass which does NOT buff out!