Polywatch Polisher Poly Watch Plastic Glass Polishing and Scratch Remover Repair Tool

I got abit of scuffing & a minor but annoying little scratch on my fashion watch (which i brought before i knew what a decent watch was...i.e don't buy a fashion watch!!). i thought it would end up at the back of a drawer & this was after buying a nice Colareb watch strap for it to replace the cheap croc strap that was on it & to take the watch up a level or two. I don't know if its acrylic glass or just cheap glass thats not very scratch resistant but brought the polywatch as the last chance saloon for the watch. I put a bit on & rubbed it in with a lint free microfibre cloth for a few mins or so, then added a little more. after the first few mins could see that it had worked abit & after 10 mins of adding a little & rubbing it in, its now as good as new. I was expecting it not to work, but its a no brainer to buy & try & for me it worked better than expected, literally like new again.

It does not work, a total waste of money

Some small scratches on an early 80s timex, used this on it as recommended (the wool I used was one of my wife's wool makeup removal pads). This is the result after a couple of minutes, perfect... Highly recommended, you only need a really small amount, and this small tube would do plenty of watch crystals. Acrylic watch crystals ONLY of course,

Haven't used it a lot but OK on plastic.

Didn't expect much as was badly scratched, spent some time rubbing face and minimises if not removed most of marks. Will use again thanks wish I had taken before and after as was impressed.

Didn’t work on mirrors at all waste of money. Didn’t make any difference at all

Waste of time and money. Doesn't remove or lessen scratches.

Not worth it