Gold Standard Car Polish | No Fillers | Eliminates fine Swirls and Towel Marks | 16oz

UPDATE: 5 Stars.I asked DIY Detail about my bottle issues...The long feed tube, or straw, is designed to curl in the bottom to extract all the material when the bottle is low on polish. The nozzle needs opened only very slightly and the trigger needs to be pulled “like you are angry with it”! Those two thing gave me a much better spray pattern. 😊.ORIGINAL REVIEW: 4 Stars.I was doing a full polish of my 2025 Toyota Camry in advance of a ceramic coating. I liked the idea of a spray polish that doesn't require taping off of black trim, no dust, and can be used with various pads to achieve the cut needed. I ordered the DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish..The bottle comes with a cap for security and a separate sprayer. Screwing on the spray head, the feed tube seems way too long and needed to be bent over at the bottom of the bottle to get the sprayer to go on. It looks like it's a couple inches too long!.Once everything was assembled, I adjusted the spray nozzle and squirted polish onto my spinning Chemical Guys Hex Logic Green pad, per the instructions. It came out in a very messy and unexpected pattern. Adjusting the nozzle didn't help. I expected an even spray pattern that would mist the pad all over.All I could get was something like 3 streams, and spattering, with one stream aiming well to the side of the others. The nozzle also dripped at the end of the spraying. Looking at the pad, I had a thin spiral just around the center. I know one jet had missed the pad completely because of its aim. I was very disappointed in that part of the product. I had to try and spread the product around the pad on the paint itself but it was very clear that most of the polish remained in the middle of the pad, not around the perimeter. 1 Star lost! :-(.As far as the polish goes, I was very impressed with the working time. It remains liquid for a very long time and you can keep working it for several minutes. I never actually got to a point where it was too dry. I did the windows on one side, cleaned the pad, then polished the other side's windows and forgot to buff off the original windows' polish. It must have been 15 mins. The polish was still workable and buffed off as if I'd done it immediately!Buffing off needed two microfiber towels. I found the first wipes left a hazy film and contaminated the first towel so that it never fully cleaned the paint of polish residue. The second clean towel did the job. When the fist towel got too 'filmy', I used the second towel as the first and introduced a new towel for the final wipe..The results were great. I had some light towel marring and light finger scratches, and a few deeper dealer-installed scratches (!). The light stuff disappeared and the deeper scratches were nicely rounded off to become almost invisible unless the light hit them just right. It was easy to apply a second polish with the same unsprayed pad if a mark was still visible after buffing. I applied one spray per panel to the pad after the initial two sprays to prime the pad, cleaning the pad every couple panels..After polishing the whole car, the polish level was only just under the top of the label around the bottle. You don't need much on the pad at all to get the results you desire. Compared with compound and the usual 3, 4 or 5 dime-sized drops, you use very little of this DIY Detail polish, making it very economical for the price. IF you can spray it efficiently!.CONCLUSION:.I wish the bottle and sprayer was of better quality and performance to match that of the polish itself..The polish is VERY user-friendly. It remains workable for ages, requires very little product, can be applied to trim without leaving any residue, wipes off fairly easily, and, combined with the right aggression of pad, does the paint correction job really well. You can even use two cut levels of pad without wiping off the polish, which is a great time-saver. I didn't try that though..DIY Detail Gold Standard polish is now a staple in my detailing tray. I have no problem recommending this polish to care for your vehicle's paint.

I just did a side-by-side comparison of this polish against what I had been previously using, on a very rough car hood.With the old products, I did two steps with cutting compound and cutting pads, then one with polish and a polishing pad.With the DIY Detail spray polish, I only had to do one step with a cutting pad, and one step with a polishing pad. To be honest, the results looked surprisingly good after just the cutting pad.The results with this polish were glossier, and visibly darker on the black hood. I ended up going over the whole hood with just this product and a medium polishing pad to get it all consistent. I'll be using this for the rest of the car, and probably many more going forward.Overall, this polish was very easy to use, delivered quick and high quality results, and was easy to remove with a dry microfiber. I've attached a before and after picture of the hood.

Amazon should remove the poor reviews related to product shipping, as these are shipper issues and not problems with the product itself.The product is fantastic. I never write reviews, but I needed to comment on this one. DIY Detail Gold Standard "Polish"—and I put that in quotations because it's more than just a polish. The correct term is one-step correction. This product is not only a polish but also a light compound and finishing polish that doesn't produce dust. It remains lubricated and doesn't dry out, leading to longer working times.With usual products, you put a few pea-sized drops on the pad, but everyone's definition of a pea-sized drop is different, leading to product waste. The spray bottle eliminates waste. A single spray is all you need per panel, maybe two for larger panels. Armed with a pad washing station, you can correct a whole vehicle with one pad, cleaning it between panels.I've used other products, but when I tried this one, I had to get my detail light out because I couldn't believe the difference on my wife's Jeep Grand Cherokee L. I prepped it with Gyeon wash, then clayed it using Meguiar's Final Inspection as a lubricant. This vehicle has Stek PPF on the front end and is generally kept in good condition. When I did the initial pass on the hood, I couldn't believe it. There was a clear and distinct color difference in a single pass where the product was applied with my Rupes HLR15 and URO Buff & Shine microfiber pad.I stopped and called my dad to tell him he has to give this stuff a try because I was shocked. I wish I had used this on our other cars last week; the Jeep is the last vehicle of three to get the paint correction treatment this year.Once done, I'll wipe the vehicle clean with an isopropyl alcohol water solution before ceramic coating with Gyeon MOHS and finishing with Gyeon EVO SKIN.Ignore the shipping-related reviews, and you have a five-star product. This fantastic one-step correction product is on par with or maybe slightly better than 3D One Car Scratch & Swirl Remover, another excellent one-step correction product.

Product was good and ease of use was very good . Tends to sling so less is more. First order was not sealed so the bottle assumingly fell out . Second order I did not receive a sprayer for the bottle so had to go buy a bottle and transfer product into it .

My go to, for paint correction. No dusting, and you don't have to use a lot. Follow the instructions.

DIY very good polishing. The only thing is Amazon . You need to keep continue to sell it. I give this five stars.