3D 3D Speed Car Scratch Remover Polish & Wax

excellent wax more than i expected

Fantastic product and a real improvement that fits a particular need in detailing. If you don’t have time for a full two-step paint correction, IPA wipe, and LSP application, this stuff is a legitimate replacement.

The polish itself is purple, smells like grape bubblegum, doesn’t dust at all from what I can tell (unless I’m going out of my way to try and make it dust), and is very effective without having to use anything more than about three pea-sized drops per panel. It wipes off fairly easily, but being an LSP, there is some resistance in wiping off the product once it hazes. Nothing close to the level of difficulty in removing an oily finishing polish, though.

Also, the LSP beads really well. After looking at the MSDS sheet for this, it appears to contain some of the same ingredients as HD Poxy, which is a sealant that contains Montan Wax. I may be totally wrong, but that could account for how good this looks on dark paint. It looks really nice on metallic colors as well. Additionally, I used it for polishing the side and rear windows and couldn’t have been happier with the results.

All in all, it’s a great product and is a real time-saver when you’re filling a certain price point in detailing, or if you’re working on a daily driver in your own garage or something and don’t want to spend 72 hours doing a full paint correction and LSP application. For what it is, it’s just about perfect.

The only drawback is the cap on the bottle. You can’t close it without shooting more product out, so I have to point it at the polishing pad every time I close the bottle and just use that little additional amount for when I’m polishing. To me, the best bottle tops are the mustard and ketchup style cones that have the screw-on cover. You can control how much product comes out of the bottle that way, and they’re super easy to use if you’re in a hurry. Otherwise, I love this stuff.

One trick I’ve read about is to work on each panel and let the LSP residue sit on the surface while you’re finishing the rest of the car – then, go back and remove the residue at once. I read that it supposedly allows for greater durability of the LSP.

Es todo lo que describe ,buen brillo y buena corrección en pintura ,lo volvería a comprar

I used this to polish on my granite counter tops. Not to bad. At least now I have a decent shine using my new buffer.

Yeah, I said I love the smell, lol…it’s something like bubble gum or that’s what I think it smells like…first time I’ve had a wax/cleaner that had a smell that wasn’t “wax” or “cleaner”.

But how does it work, that’s the important part right? I bought this to use on the wife’s 11 year old black, yes black, SUV. I’m really good about waxing our cars 3 and sometimes 4 times a year. I also do hand washes on them probably 80% of the time but there are times where it has to go through a drive through car wash. I know, I know, but if I’m traveling and we’re driving hundreds of miles there is going to be bugs, dirt, etc. and if it rains it just gets nasty being a black car.

I was looking for something to help get rid of swirls/scratches. I use all types of good products for rubbing, polishing, etc. but wanted to try something new/different.

I use an orbital polisher and after washing the car and drying it off I got out the polisher and this polish/wax. One of the other reasons I bought it was the WAX part. I’m not lazy, but taking care of her SUV and my truck takes a lot of time. I thought, hey, I can polish and wax at the same time and make the car look better…work smarter, not harder right?

I have to say that I feel it works just as good as the high end compound/polishing stuff I’ve been using (not saying this isn’t good stuff, just saying I’ve paid WAY more for name brand products).

I did an initial trial on the hood, just did half and compared it and you could see a difference. Oh, forgot to mention that I just waxed the SUV about 2 weeks ago, so it was in good shape. I’d say the side with the 2 week old wax was only about 70% as deep black and shiny as the 3D side. I then did the other half of the hood and then went over the first side again with a 2nd coat. That time around there wasn’t as much difference but you could still see that it was a bit deeper black and there were WAY less swirl marks/scratches than before.

Overall I say the “swirl” part definitely works as good as any polishing compound I’ve tried before and I love the fact that it also waxes at the same time. That’s a big time saver for me because it cuts my polishing/waxing time in half.

I really do recommend this 3D Speed all in one product and not just because it smells like bubble gum…it does a good job removing swirl marks/scratches and saves time!