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

Magically brought my 12 year old minivan’s paint back from chalky to nice. I grabbed this for weekend driveway cleanup so the kids stop saying our car looks like a junker. I used a cheap applicator pad, rubbed a small section at a time, then wiped clean. The moment the hood went from dull gray to actual red reallly made me glad i tried it.

Probably the only rubbing compound I keep at the front counter now. I bought it to clean up our scratched plastic sneeze guard and the card reader screen at my shop. I rub a small amount with a microfiber cloth and those cloudy scuffs just fade. Customers stopped asking if the reader was “broken.” Glad I grabbed this.

Road dust from camping trips was driving me nuts, so I grabbed this for weekend car touch ups. Right away I rubbed a bit on a light scratch by the rear hatch and it blended in nice, way better than my usual wax routine. Later that night I got curious and hit the dull ring on our glass cooktop where my favorite skillet lives. I worked a small circle with a microfiber and the cloudy ring backed off so the surface looked cleaner. I like that this one bottle handles forest road pinstripes and kitchen abuse. Glad I tossed it in the cart before our last family trail run.

When our front door plastic sign got cloudy from sun and kids’ fingerprints, I grabbed this because replacing the sign costs way more. I rubbed a small amount on with an old cotton rag, then wiped it off with a microfiber towel. Took a couple passes on the deeper scuffs near the handle, but the haze came right off and the letters popped again. Used it later on the scratched plexiglass cover of the tip jar and that cleaned up too, which made me pretty happy because customers can actually see the bills now. i just keep the bottle under the counter and pull it out whenever the plastic starts looking tired. Only thing, it does have a bit of a shop-smell, so crack a door.

Cleaned up my dorm move-in disaster. I bought this rubbing compound for my used mini fridge and a plastic drawer set that looked rough. I used an old t‑shirt and some elbow grease on the big scuff on the fridge door and it actually came out. The white plastic looked way less sad after, which made me weirdly happy every time i walked in.

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.

Excellent rubbing compound. Fast delivery.

I only paid $9 for this. I have a red pick up that has sat for over 6 years. I thought I was going to have to have it repainted. The paint was oxidized and had deep black stains from the growth on that was on it. I did this by hand, no buffer. The stains came right out of the paint and left it shinning. It took very little effort. It is a bit hard to remove if you let it dry too long. It actually took more effort to wipe it off than it did to remove the stains, but I was trying to work to large of an area. I suppose any compound is going to be hard to remove if you let it dry to long. A little bit goes a long way. I definitely recommend this stuff.

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