NOVUSNOVUS 7033 | Fine Scratch Remover #2 | 2 Ounce Bottle

Easy to use to clean and polish. And bottle size is just right

Stay away from this product. I used it according to the directions. It ruined my seat and left a white area where I applied it. Don't know how I'm going to fit the bigger problem now.

great product, i've used this before,

This product is very good, it do its job I give it a 10

I thought the dispensing method sucked the big one. I was better off dipping my pinky into the breach. The results were quite good, but a regular rub-down on a 'refurbished' laptop couldn't possibly restore the screen to 'as-new' status. Fine. To be expected, really. I mean, as an 'Old Dog', I remember product like McGuire's and Mother's to be excellent scratch-removers. I would place this product in the same category, so if you're the adventurous type and 'Thrifty' (it sounds so much better than 'Cheap') this might be what you're looking for. Plus, the price of admission is definitely on the mark. Good luck, hope this review helps...

Doesn’t work on sunglasses

There's nothing that even comes close to working as well as Novus in my experience, over the weekend I sanded and buffed the outside and inside of my 50 gallon acrylic reef tank (with livestock still in it) I used Mighty Mesh sand paper 800 grit-12,000 grit inside and outside and used Novus 1,2 and 3 on the outside of the tank. It was nothing short of a miracle! I wish I would have taken before and after pictures, if used CORRECTLY you will experience amazing results. I see people use Novus 1 by itself with 400 grit sandpaper and complain that it didn't work, well first of all for deeper scratches you should buy Novuss 1, 2 and 3, I also prefer wet/dry sandpaper. Start off with the lowest number grit you need, say you are starting with 800 grit, work the worst areas with the 800 grit, do NOT go in circles! Only go in circles when polishing. Go left to right, then up and down, never in circles. Then work up to the next grit, say 1,000 grit, go over what you did with the 800, left to right then up and down, feathering your way out a little farther than you went with the 800. Make sure you do a good job going over each grit or you will still see scratches from the previous grit! Take your time and get rid of the previous work with each grit sandpaper. I went 800, 1,000, 1,200, 1,500, 1,800, 2,000, 2,300, 2,500, 2,800, 3,000, 3,200, 3,5000, 4,000, 6,000, 8,000, 12,000 grit in that order, going slow and at first focusing on the larger more noticeable scratches then feathering out with each grit more and more, making sure to completely get rid of the previous work with each grit all the way up to 12,000. I used Novus 3 for heavier scratches with the 800- 1,500 grit, Novus 2 with 1,800 and Novus 1 at the very end twice. The entire job from start to finish took over four hours, I took several breaks and did it throughout the day. Obviously not every job will require you to do exactly as I did, but what I'm saying is if you take your time and do it correctly you will have excellent results 👍

Just added more scratches