DisplexPolyWatch 8541771529 Glass Polish Glass Scratch Remover/Sapphire Scratch Remover/Repair Cell Phone Screens

I did not put a screen protector on my wife's Apple Watch Series 6 because I read about and was impressed with the durability of the Ion-X glass. She had her watch for almost 3 years and it didn't have a single scratch or scuff on it. Then one day, she accidentally brushed it up against the corner of a metal table and the thing was trashed. Across the center top portion of the screen was a deep scratch about 3/8 inch in length. The corner of the curved bezel also took a hit. I did not have AppleCare, which wouldn't have mattered because the out-of-pocket cost would've made AppleCare not worth it anyway. I was going to replace the screen myself for ~$100 from iFixit plus the cost of new adhesives, etc., it would've run about $150 total.Figured I'd give this PolyWatch Glass Polish a go, and I'm glad I did. This stuff is diamond powder in a gray liquid that essentially acts as a lubricant, similar to a rubbing compound. Instructions were easy to follow and there's a video that shows precisely the setup and how to tackle the repairing/polishing.The scratch on my wife's watch was so deep, I knew one kit wouldn't be enough, so I ordered two. I followed the instructions exactly, making sure not to use too little or too much of the polish. After two kits, I needed a third to get the job done. $50 later and the screen on my wife's watch is nearly brand new. Amazing. I did not take a photo before I started, which is unfortunate because the scratch was horrifying. However, I did take and attach a photo after using the first kit and a final photo after using the second and third kits. I strongly recommend this product. Thank you to the German Company, Stark Innovation GmbH, for making it.I also recommend, after the need to use this kit, a screen protector and slim case for your Apple Watch. These are the products I've put on my wife's watch after using the PolyWatch Glass Polish - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08J1HYM3L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08TMRCLNF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1You're welcome! :)

You'd be further ahead to take a $20 bill out of your wallet and light it on fire.What you get is: a wooden stick, some pieces of cloth, and two TINY syringes of polishing compound.As per the instruction guide, the intended use of this product is to remove one scratch at a time. To do an entire watch face will take about half an hour of vigorous scrubbing with a little wooden stick.Pros:If you have a lot of time on your hands, (and have strong hands) It might remove scratches that are very shallow.Cons:It's messyAny slippage of the wooden stick off the watch face will result in the polishing compound staining whatever the watch was resting on.It's inefficientThe amount of time required to do an entire watch face is unreasonable.It's poor qualityThe first syringe stuck when initially pressed and then emptied its entire contents in one moment.It's ineffectiveMy watch's condition was unchangedIt's overpricedThe syringes are only half full, so you can only honestly do a few applications.I would attach a 'before' and 'after' picture of my watch, but they are indistinguishable from one another.I was going to give it two stars since I'm sure in theory it might work, but it's just honestly a terrible product experience.

Good product for the price, excellent seller, fast shipping and delivery, 100% recommended seller and product

Maybe I’m doing something wrong

On the positive side, this stuff really works. I was pleasantly surprised at how shiny & how much less “scratched looking” the crystal is on the watch I bought it for. However, the process is more time-consuming the deeper the scratches are, and this is where the 4-star rating comes from. The syringes containing the compounds are disappointingly less than half full on delivery, so I ran out of the compounds before running out of scratches. So to sum up, great product, not the greatest value, at least for me.

Guys, you have to make sure that you have the right type of glass for this to work (and not destroy the surface of your device). My G-Shock watch is mineral glass and this restored it to NEW condition. I didn't have horrible scratches, but I did have one deep scratch and one light scratch. I used a dremel rotary tool with a polishing pad, not the tools that came in this kit. I'm sure those tools will work fine though, but it will take longer and require more effort. The dremel does the work for you and also polishes more evenly. This polish works very well to polish out the scratches. It was very annoying having two scratches right through the middle of my display. Now they are gone. I am super happy!

First off it’s a rip off no good.I used this to remove a small scratch on each lens. It changed the coloring on one lens, my lens are tinted. It made a big round spot and I could not see at all afterwards they were so spotted as you can see in the photos. I had to pay 570.00 for a new pair. The new ones are on the right. Don’t get this product if you don’t won’t to replace your glasses. Costed me 570.00 over a 39.00 kit to fix my glasses. I will not rate this product 0 for me. Couldn’t send till I hit one of the stars, but I really give it a zero.

Admittedly, the scratch on my watch was deep. But, no amount of polishing lessened the scratch. I used a Dremel at its lowest speed with their polishing compound for many minutes. This product may work on very minor scratches but it is overpriced, and not much polishing compound was provided