Colour Restorer 500ml (7195) – Revives Faded Paint and Enhances Colour & Gloss – Removes Light Oxidation, Swirls & Holograms with Permanent Results, Ideal for Older Vehicles

Excellent product. Removed the scratches off motorcycles fuel tank .Great job . Works for light to medium scratches.Not sure about scratches you can click with your fingernail?????Recommend

It is easy to use. It can remove minor scratches and swirls, looks more shine. Deep scratches are still there. I think I should use touch up paint to repair those severe marks. Good value for money.

Bought this paste and two waffle sponges.The paste and a micro fibre cloth did an excellent job. The waffle sponges were not needed and their cost was far too much for what they are. They should be free. I think they are just magic eraser sponge material (melamine) that can be bought on Amazon for a fraction of the price. So paste 10/10 and waffle sponges 2/10

Good product but arrived with broken top so now has to be covered in cling film!!!! Doesn’t do deep scratches

The top on the tube that was delivered was not shut and would not allowing air to get in. the tube had very little of the paste in it making it extremely poor value considering the cost.I have no idea if it has dried out already as it won't squeeze out.

Bought a new car a few months back and love the new unmarked shiny bodywork but it seems each time I wash the car I find a new mark or scratch, don't know how they get there as I really look after my car, I can only think of supermarket etc car parks where I also sit and watch how carelessly people are in car parks, the main gripe being that in the UK the size of a parking space is ridiculously too small especially considering the large size of some cars.Anyhow I did notice 7 scratches after my last car wash, 5 were light scratches similar to a twig or branch scrape all approx 5in long and 2 were deeper and revealed the white undercoat approx 1in long.I did a lot of research to find what is the best way to remove or even just improve these scratches and the G3 PRO had quite good reviews and results so I ordered from Amazon and 3 days later it arrived, I couldn't wait to try it and typically in the UK it was pouring with rain so I had to be patient and wait til it stopped.I first washed the marked areas of the car and dried thoroughly. Then I got a clean microfibre cloth, dampened it and the applied one pea size blob of G3 to the cloth. I then rubbed this over the scratch in 'up and down' and 'side to side' motions, not circular, with some light/medium pressure until the cream was dry, about 10 seconds, then with another clean dry microfibre cloth I buffed it up. I was amazed, the first scratch had completely gone, so I carried on with the others.The results are that all 5 light marks had disappeared, 1 deeper scratch had completely gone and the last deep scratch was approx 75% better, in fact I'm the only one who can see it. I was very impressed and am happy my car is back to showroom condition. The colour of my car, a Vauxhall Zafira, is Dark Grey.The tube is easy to use and there is plenty to see off many future scratches. The lid was slightly difficult to close but I found that by pulling the lid towards you as you snap it down works best. Clean and tidy formula and quick to use.I guess a really deep long scratch or bad stone chip will need a respray so don't expect miracles but this will definitely work on light to medium scratches.

I had scraped the side of my car, and there were a few scratches. None were massive, so I hoped this would vanish them. It worked for most of the scratches, but not all - I guess it doesn't promise to work for deeper scratches, but I had hoped it might just work. Not bad though. A big improvement on what it looked like before. Now I just need to learn to drive!

Bought as I suspect the neighbourhood kids while playing football had accidently kicked their ball into the rear passenger door of my car.The damage; several rough to touch matt marks to the deep gloss piano black paintwork taunting me every time I open the driver door.I prepared area by cleaning with a damp micro fibre cloth and surprised at how much dirt came off. Dried the surface. Instead of a foam waffle I used a cheap miracle cleaning sponge from pound stretcher as this is a very dense foam block but would apply pressure equally over paint work. Rinsed foam block, squeezed out water, applied pea sized amount to foam block. Worked in to area up/down, left to right.First attempt I suspect there was too much water in the foam block as the paste went into a gritty solution due to excess water. After the second attempt, when I wiped the excess away with a mircofibre cloth, to my surprise the scuffs had gone! I was speechless.I tried it on another scuff, the sort I suspect where the previous owner couldn't be bothered to make sure that when inflating the far tyre using a compressed air line that the rubber hose didn't rub against the bodywork. Sadly the marks are still there but they are vastly improved. I reckon after a third go and a polish it will look better.On a scratch 1" long and about 1mm wide, not to undercoat or bare metal, no improvement but I wasn't expecting any results due to how bad the scratch was. Just thought I'd try and see.Worth purchase. Just don't have stupidly high expectations on deep scratches.