TAMIYA Polishing Compound Fine and Finish SET

100% worth it, easy to use & makes your paint work go from an 8 to a 10. Can be used by hand or with a rotary & foam pads, be sure to wet sand clear coat first however.

I used this product and it worked very well. Puts a shine back into any paint or plastic that is dull. Not a lot of hard buffing needed to bring out a shine. Highly recommend.

I purchased TAMIYA Polishing Compound Fine and Finish SET to repair some scratches on a gloss finish carbon bike frame. After using two variants of fine grade wet sand paper to level off and smooth the scratches, I used the Tamiaya compound products with a micro fiber cloth to polish the affected areas. The results were great. The scratches were gone and the frame looked good as new. There are YouTube videos that demonstrate the entire process. One of them recommended the use of Tamiya compound products. Based on my own experience, I can also highly recommend Tamiya compound products for this use case.

Does a very good job when using all 3 grades.

Incredible product that I used to buff and polish a 1/25 th scale plastic model car. Used in conjunction with a Drexel and 1 inch soft pads. Results were quick and easy after wet sanding with ultra fine grit sand paper.

Excelente!! Lo esperado de Tamiya , muy fácil de usar y con un acabado muy bueno!!

All of the Tamiya plastic polish compounds are the discriminating model builders choice for situations requiring removal of mold lines or scratches in plastic models.

This compound is amazing. I read a forum on sunglasses on how to remove light scratches on shiny black frames and some people said it works great. I tried in on a pair of oakley holbrooks and they came out looking brand new if you apply it properly in the correct order and rinsing off with water between each step. I had couple deeper scratches that wouldn't come out all the way so I ordered the red tube of this same brand along with the 3 colored matching cloths they recommended. After starting over with the red course tube and then the other two fine and finish compounds they came out brand new looking. Check that your glasses aren't painted before you try this or you could ruin your frames. There's YouTube videos on how to apply it properly without causing cross contamination from the more coarse grit compounds used prior to next steps.