I love the product....the containers, not so much. The pour spouts generally don't work beyond the first use if at all and it's very difficult to get all the product out of the bottles. I'd suggest something like a toothpaste tube

This stuff really works like magic. What a shine!

This compounds are worth every penny and last a long time!

Worked out just like StewMac's video promised. Excellent product.

I bought an old guitar that was dirty and had significant scratches. Some heavy rubbing remover the marks.

I bought a used black Epi SG Pro that was flawless except for several noticeable scuffs near the output jack. Regular guitar polish wasn’t removing them, but 15 minutes of hand polishing with the fine grit compound completely removed them.

I have always wanted a double cutaway Les Paul w/ mini humbuckers. I made one, and refinished it in black nitrocellulose lacquer. The results were awesome. Patience was the key. Stew-Mac was the provider for all the color, lacquers, buffing and polishing compounds and tools.
Thanks for all of your support.

For 30 years, I have hand polished my guitars, using automotive polishes. No silicon, or strange waxes. Just the grit that I liked. Hand applied so that I don't have varying thicknesses of finish when done. Well, I was getting low on some of my buffing compounds and I decided to try these StewMac products. You know, the grit compounds and the suspension agent, for these products are really nice. Even the smell is nice ! I don't take power tools to my instruments, so I have a real feel for how these polishes work. I will be using ColorTone polishes for now on. I get a wet-look, by hand. JW guitars, Nv.

I have used many polishing products through my 36 years in stringed instrument repair and building. These are hands down the best! Using the right amount of pressure and the right motion gives me everything from high gloss to a vintage off-gloss. I used it on a 1967 Gibson ES335 in cherry the other day and it was not detectable where the lacquer had been rubbed. I cannot work without it!

Ok, so 'saved' is a bit of a strong word for a minor finish repair, but I couldn't be happier with the result. I had a little accident where I still had mosquito spray containing deet on my legs and came inside, sat down with my HD-28e Retro across my knee and when I went to pick my guitar up off my leg, I noticed that it sort-of stuck to me. The deet had started to eat at the finish and it left a nice leg print about the size of a drink coaster in the side of the guitar. I could tell that it wasn't very deep though, so I ordered a bottle of the swirl remover just to give it a shot. It took about 3 applications, but now I can't even find where it was. This product brought the finish back to a mirror shine! Topped it off with some preservation polish and couldn't be happier!