3DAAT 505 Correction Glaze - 32oz - Body Shop Swirl Remover for Freshly Painted Vehicles - Montan UV Protection - Easy Clean Up - Adaptive Abrasive Technology

I used this on our 2012 Tiffin Allegro bus and it shines swirl free. I used a small electric orbital applicator and removed with microfiber cloth by hand. I also used on our headlights, in a matter of literally seconds with the same applicator they look like new also. I am very particular about keeping our motorhome clean but this by far is the best.

Works as advertised.

Firstly, I paid for this product myself. I'm not a "vine" reviewer who received it for free (kinda jealous, not gonna lie! lol!). Anyhow I have been a lifelong 3M user after wet sanding a fresh paint job. I gave this 3D a try and the results are amazing! I used it as a final step after doing the initial buff out with 3D's 400 compound (also fantastic!) and the shine is just dazzling!I'd love to use their whole line if they're as good as these 2 products!

This is a pretty good product works great for black eyes this world and some minor scratches

Given the Covid car market (both used and new) I have kept all of my leases, and with that comes the additional responsibility of keeping my paint fresh (since it is going to serve me more then 3 years). I have always taken care of my cars, and a wax was usually an annual or semi-annual - paid experience. Car washes was something I always liked to do myself - time permitting.So I began researching companies and stumbled upon many of the well known ones. I have not heard about 3D until this time, but from online reviews this is a reputable and relatively well priced company.I purchased all of the tools, and followed all of the directions. This is very important. When you begin going hands on with appliances that can literally take the paint off your car, or leave a burn in from holding coming at thousands of rpms in one place, you should do your homework.Now for 3D AAT 505 Correction glaze:PROS:- The saying that a picture is worth 1000 words is something that can apply to the first picture. That was after a hand wash and proper application of the 3D product. As you can see the reflection is almost blinding. I do not remember if it looked that great coming off the lot.- As for the scratch correction - you can see between picture 2 and 3 that much of the swirls have gone - but definitely not close to all of them. It has been a month and about 4 car washes (btw car washes are much easier since the layer of wax adds a protection shield that will allow for dirt/grind more easily come off), so I am thinking of going over with another attempt to fully remove the swirls.- You do not need that much per panel/car per time. So these 32oz should last you more then a few waxes/swirl removals (unless you have a huge car - then ymmv).- You save a lot of money in the long-run.CONS:- There is some initial investment required - but this is a one-time sunk cost that will allow you to sell money long term. Everything I had to purchase for this process to work is not even worth a full detail hand wash with wax at my local car wash.- Directions, directions, directions. Really follow the guidelines, look up videos (of proper and improper ways to use the product, as well as what happens when you do not follow the directions). Learn from other people's mistakes. Informed so warned.- It is time consuming. But that is the case with anything worthwhile. If you want something easy, buy wax in a bottle and clean with a towel - that will last a couple of days, if that. Try to look at it as a simple calculation - you can save time by going to a touch-less car wash (do not use those that actually cause such swirls, and look for some of the touch-less car washes to have memberships (one close to me has unlimited washes for the price of 2 per month). So with all the calculations, you are basically paying yourself about $300 per hour to get your car in a fantastic condition - so this can be a PRO.So I am quite happy with this correction glaze. I would definitely recommend this if you love your car and want it to look brand new. I will take a look at their other products, because this is definably good quality and price per use.

But we did it at home.Really happy with this, just got a van and was not looking forward to the washing and such. This worked well with small surface scratches from driving passed a tree a little too close as well.

I've been slowly building my DIY kit at home for detailing and paint correction ever since I went off-roading and picked up my fair share of trail rash. Thus far I've been using Meguiar's compound followed up by 3D speed with my random orbital sander. The combination has been great for medium to deeper paint correction needs, but then I have to follow up with a separate wax application. Enter the 3D 505 correction glaze, which has been great for light to medium paint correction needs or final touch-ups. I've been using the 505 as either a single stage or final stage to help really blend in that paint correction and to apply wax for UV protection at the end of it. The 505 is an older product of 3D but it still works great. If you need to do light work and want to combine simple paint correction with wax application in one go, the 505 is your product.

I guess Im doing something wrong but it didnt work for me.