No.7 Heavy Duty Rubbing Compound - 10 Fl Oz - Cleans and Restores - Removes Deep Scratches and Stains - Restores Shine to Dull Finishes, Plastic

I recently experienced a heart-sinking moment when my brand new dryer for our new laundry room/mudroom addition got a massive scratch across the front, spanning the metal case and glass door. I feared that this unsightly blemish would be a permanent eyesore, but then I discovered the No.7 Heavy Duty Rubbing Compound, and it worked nothing short of magic! Having spent considerable time and effort designing and setting up our laundry room, the sight of that deep scratch was devastating. In desperation, I decided to give this rubbing compound a try, hoping for even a slight improvement. To my absolute astonishment, this product exceeded all expectations. The rubbing compound, with its powerful cleaning and restoring properties, proved to be an absolute life saver. Applying it carefully and following the instructions, I was amazed to see the scratch slowly fade away with each gentle rub. Within minutes, the gauge and scratch were virtually imperceptible, leaving my dryer looking as good as new. The result was nothing short of brilliant; you'd never even know there was a scratch there in the first place! I was particularly impressed with how easy the No.7 Heavy Duty Rubbing Compound was to use. Its smooth application and effectiveness in restoring the appearance of my dryer made the process stress-free and hassle-free. The compound is gentle yet powerful enough to address scratches and imperfections without causing any harm to the surface. It's a reliable solution that saved me from the heartache of having a damaged appliance in our pristine new laundry room. In conclusion, the No.7 Heavy Duty Rubbing Compound deserves all the praise for coming to the rescue and restoring the beauty of my brand new dryer. This reliable and effective solution has saved me from the nightmare of living with a permanent scratch, and now my laundry room shines with perfection once more. If you're facing a similar predicament with scratches or gauges, don't hesitate to try this remarkable product. It truly works wonders and has earned my highest recommendation!

Good price. Worked as expected

I decided to try this product after noticing a scratch wasn’t going away. It turned out to be quite helpful and made a noticeable difference. I’m glad I gave it a shot.

I’ve been using this rubbing compound to clean up my car’s dull spots after some scratches. it works well on deep stains and scratches, making the paint look pretty fresh again. just a small amount does the trick, and it’s handy to have around for those tough spots. definitely a good product for keeping my vehicle looking nicer.

Super , me encanta este Robin, brilla y saca todo guayaso. Llego rápido.

Actually bought this on a 1 am doom-scroll because my once-white PC case and an old plastic router looked like they’d lived under a smoker’s desk since 2009. I do dev work from home so that corner of the room is always in my face. This stuff works well if you treat it like super fine sandpaper in a bottle. I used a microfiber pad, small circles, then buffed with a clean cloth. It took out some deep scuffs on my case and even cleaned a coffee stain stripe off my keyboard wrist rest, which reallly made me happy. Smell is mild. Just don’t go nuts on glossy plastic or you’ll haze it and have to polish again. i’d buy it again for rescue projects.

I scratched my car and this product fixed the problem. Along with some elbow grease.

I use these for shining up old sheet metal, paint that's covered with grime, or sometimes even old wood finishes before ending with a good paste wax. This is the same as DuPont's No. 7, which I think dates back to the 1930s. I had been using the same metal can since the 1990s and finally used the last of it up and bought this to replace it. Good stuff but.... it does have a strong chemical smell so if you wash your rags like I do then your clothes washer will smell strongly of chemicals for several cycles but that does go away eventually. This is actually a favorite abrasive/polisher of mine and is more aggressive than Mother's Magnesium-Aluminum Polish so sometimes I will use No 7 first and then switch to that for finishing it.

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