32 Ounce Kit of Pro Polish (16oz) and Cleaner (16oz), Specially Formulated for Epoxy Resin and High Gloss Finishes, Removes Scratches and Scuffs - Perfect for DIYers, Home Décor

Good product

Very easy to use system to remove small imperfections in the surface of my resin projects. Depending on what the project is this will be the only step in finishing or if the defect is larger this is used after sanding. Consistent results, easy to use. Long buffing time and great wipe off with little to no residue after one wipe. Great polish!

This stuff is awesome! Super easy to use, even for a beginner like me. My epoxy project turned out so shiny, I can practically see my reflection in it. Really happy with the results, and I'll definitely be buying more. Highly recommend!

Product worked really well, in fact somewhat better than I had anticipated. I used polish on a large epoxy resin pour table top, 8' by 2.5'. Unfortunately as the resin cured the surface developed a slight amine blush. I removed the blush by sanding with 220, 350, 400, 600, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 5,000, 7,000 and 10,000 grit wet dry paper. After the 10,000 grit sanding I applied the polish and was surprised by the small amount of time and effort required to bring the sanded surface back to a high clear gloss look. The small amount of effort was probably due in part to sanding beyond the 5,000 to 7,000 grit suggested in some literature for eliminating amine blush. But, the polish really worked well. Subsequent treatment with the cleaner gave a great final finish. Definitely a worth while purchase.

Have yet to get the gloss finish advertised.

The media could not be loaded. Hello. I tried polishing epoxy coating for the first time - it turned out just great. Even without a polishing machine, I was able to polish it with a simple orbital machine. Thank you!Just follow the instructions.

Amazing

I used this product on my first epoxy pour which was on a Cherry wood live edge mantel for our fireplace. I used tape around the top surface to contain the epoxy. However this resulted in a meniscus (raised edge) around the perimeter of the mantel. I ended up using an angle grinder to grind away the raised epoxy, and obviously lost the glossy finish. I wet sanded the perimeter with an orbital sander. I finished with 3000, 5000, and 7000 grit sand paper. But alas, the glossy finish never returned. You can see in the first picture the foggy finish. I read some reviews that stated they could not achieve a glossy finish with this product, but decided to give it a try anyhow. I applied some of the polish to a washcloth and hand polished for a couple of minutes. I was amazed at the results. The glossy finish was totally restored. For those that did not get good results with this product, it is probably because they did not pre-sand properly using finer and finer grits. I would definitely recommend!!!