DRIVEN Finish Restorer for All Paint Types, Clear Coat, Fiberglass Gel Coat, Tire Rims & More - Safely Removes Medium to Heavy Oxidation, Water Spots, Light Surface Scratches - for Automobiles, Boats

It works great. I have been using it for years now. It just helps get a lot of the impurities off. Then I use Driven Polish. My cars look great! Dodge Durango 2002 and Dodge Dakota 2004. I love the beading. And it lasts a long time. I do both once in spring and once on the fall. I’ve tried others and I just stick with Driven!

Been using Driven Finish Restorer dyne Wax/Sealant for o er 20 years on our boats. First saw the products at the boat show many years ago and bought some.Last year decided to try a different brand. That was a mistake, went right back to Driven!

Not as impressed as I thought I would be.

My black Kia Optima was dull due to exposure to weather conditions.After a good clay cleansing, I apply a thin coat with my 8" buffer and it did removed a lot of the imperfections, however stubborn water marks remain intact. Most of the imperfections disappeared wi/o mayor set backs.What I like the most, afterwards, no dust, easy pad cleansing, no swirls marks were produce.

Product worked very well, better than any other product I have used so far. I only had time to work the product for one coat with a machine buffer and it removed a large amount of the oxidation in the gelcoat. I feel like next Spring I will try two or three passes with buffing machine application, wiping clean after each application, and I expect good results.

Don't you just hate to see those scratches in your car's finish produced by a belt buckle or button, fingernails, or careless people in parking lots opening doors into your vehicle. This product will eliminate these light scratches. I used it on my black pickup and it did a wonderful job. I had water spots on my finish so I went over the entire vehicle with this finish restorer before I waxed my truck and it turned out great.

Worked great. I'm an amateur, but it brought back a good shine to the hood of my 2002 Avalon. I'm going to do it again in the fall as I think I can do it even better, but the product is great.

The product is just a decent car wax. It did not remove oxidation like it said it would. It got gummy on the vehicle surface when it hit some oxidation, just like all car waxes. Just go to the store and buy standard Turtle Wax for 1/5th the cost. You will get the same result and save yourself about $15.

Not bad to remove "light oxidation" of paint. It won't take out surface scratches. Save money for 3M scratch removal compound.If you want ultimate scratch removal, buy Malm's Polishing Cleaner. I tried "Finish Restorer" five times with hardly any impact. Pulled out 10 year old bottle of Malm's and 1coat of "Polishing Cleaner" takes out circular scratches out from black paint. It even takes scratches out of plexiglass (Motorcycle helmet visors). More $$$ but saves you time. I thought there are improvements in technology but tried & proven is better.I am NOT advertising for Malm's but I will have to buy another bottle when mine runs out this year.Driven "Finish Restorer" not worth the money. I tried to save money but was not worth the time and wasted 'elbow grease'Look for a better product elsewhere.

Best cleaner wax I have found yet for oxidation.

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