Nu Finish Exterior Car Care Kit with Scratch Doctor Car Scratch Remover (6.5 Fl Oz) and The Once a Year Car Polish (16 Fl Oz)

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I GO TO THE CAR WASH AT LEAST 4 X A MONTH(MONTHLY PLAN). I TRIED MEGUIRES ALL IN ONE AND ULTIMATE POLISH. BOTH LEFT A WHITE HAZE I COULDN'T BUFF OUT. SENT ONE BACK TO AMZ. IBOUGHT THE NEW FINSH SOME TIME AGO BUT DIDN'T USE IT YET. I THOUGHT THE MEGUIRES WOULD REALYY GLOSS UP MY BLACK SUV. NOT!. I OPENED THE NU FINSIH POLISH AND IT TOOK THE HAZE RIGHT OUT. I THEN USED THE "BETTER THAN WAX CERAMIC COATING AND WOW. WHAT A GLOSS. THE ONLY THING I NOTICED IS IF YOU HAVE OILY HAND IT LEAVES IMPRINTS ON THE CAR. IT DOES BUFF RIGHT OUT. I THEN USE THE BETTER THAN WAX ON MY WIFES CAR(DEEP RED) AFTER THE CAR WASH AND THE DEPTH IT GAVE THE CAR WAS UNBELEAVABLE. AGAIN THE ONLY DOWNSIDE IS THAT IT DOES LEAVE IMPRINTS IF YOU TOUCH IT WITH SWEATY HANDS . THE SCRATCH DOCTOR DID NOTHING WHEN I TRIED TO REMOVE SOME LIGHT SCRATCH. WENT TO THE DUPONT POLISH COMPOUND FOR THAT. UPDATE 8-9-25: AFTER THE FIRST WASH AFTER USING THE BETTER THAN WAX NO MORE HAND IMPRINTS FROM TOUCHING AND THE SHINE IS STILL THERE. IN FACT I HAVE WASHED THE CAR 3X ALREADY AND NO CHANGE IN THE SHINE AND COLOR DEPTH. I BOUGHT 3 MORE BOTTLES SINCE EACH BOTTLE WILL DO 2 AND 1/2 CARS. TODAY I DID MY LAWN AND GOT GRASS CLIPPING AND SAND ON THE CAR FROM BLOWING THE DRIVEWAY. ALL I DID WAS USE MY FOAM HOSE ATTACHEMENT AND SOAPED UP THE CAR AND RINSED. HAND DRIED. NO SPONGE NEEDED TO CLEAN. THE DEBRIS JUST RINSED OFF.. LOVE IT!!

Got this to polish up my Cherokee. Came with the scratch repair, ceramic coating and the polish of course. Have used it a couple of times so far. Must say it works best with a lil elbow grease applied. Made my car look great after some work on it with all the included ingredients I’ll say. Still have some left after all this time to keep it up. Saved some money as well when comparing to store prices for some of the bottles included when compared to store prices.

I am truly amazed. This worked so great on my 10 year old black Honda CRV. Easy to apply and easy to wipe off and it left a beautiful shine on the car. I admit I haven’t taken the best of care, and the numerous scratches on the car can testify to that. Although it didn’t remove the big ones there is a definite difference. Well worth the money. It was delivered quickly. Very pleased.

I have used this product since it came out in the 1970's and it works well and is easy to apply and easy to remove, as long as you keep it off rubber and plastic. It removes moderate oxidation and will last one year if you apply to separate coats. I mix the scratch and swirl remover to the Polymer (not a wax) and they now have a spray on Ceramic coating applied after was vehicle and then can apply Polymer over it when dry. Does not take as long as most Ceramics to dry, but in humid environments may take slightly longer. It can be applied on dry or wet surface. The Polymer can be applied in direct sunlight, but do one section at a time because it dries quick. Like said I have use this over others tried since the 1970's when introduced as the first over the counter Polymer and used on my Fiat spider 2000 convertabile.

This "kit" is a mismatch, not one of the products instructs to use the other product. By the instructions each product stands by itself. The only hint was 'the polish' can be used after the ceramic spray... but how long to wait... and is it a good idea to 'polish' after 'ceramic sealant'. I think these are 3 independent products that are not needed to be purchased together, and it really seems like they are not to be use one right after the other. This is not a compound, clean, seal solution as it alludes to in the pictures and descriptions. But each product does go on easy and wipes off easy and clean.

If you were watching television in the USA in 1975, you probably saw the commercial for Nu Finish Car Polish dozens of times. The claims seemed absurd, even in the context of a demo showing a junkyard car's paint job being restored to a lustrous shine. So many folks have stayed away, in favor of their father's carnauba wax. About 30 years ago, I decided carnauba waxes were a lot of work, and I had a vehicle I was willing to risk with Nu Finish. I've never looked back. Since the mid-nineties, I've been using Nu Finish on all of my vehicles. It goes on with ease and comes off the same way. My hands don't ache when I am finished waxing a car. And I find the wax lasts about a year, with very good protection of the paint. I get great compliments of vehicles polished up with Nu Finish, frequently from folks refusing to believe the age of the vehicle when told, or the fact that I don't have a garage and keep the vehicles outside.

Product lives up to its description. Don’t have to watch your car for a year shines like glass.