Chemical Guys GAP_V38_16 V38 Optical Grade Final Polish (16 oz)

Was both nervous and skeptical at first, just bought an Infiniti G37XS sedan, slightly used with minor scratches, my jaw dropped as I buffed with V38 by hand with black hex applicator, they are ALL gone, don't really understand how it worked so well to be honest,

Used this to polish with a dual action polisher on my white pearl WRX. The final amount of luster provided by the polish is unreal. The white pearl now has a depth that it didn't have before. I was even able to get out minor discolorations with the V38 though for other marks I dropped down to V34 and it was much easier to remove. So, V38 for the final mirror polish is fantastic.

I use the entire v-series since years. It is a perfect finish and the cars paint mirrors without any swirls or holograms after usage of v38 as the final polish. And when you touch the paint before you have applied a sealer like jet seal, the paint feels like a clean glass. It is just great. In most cases, it is not necessary to buy all four products. V36 and V38 is just enough. I use a rotary polisher (Flex). The finish and the surface feeling is so perfect, that that I have been asked by business retailers how I got that finish and cleanliness. Amazing.

I used this with a white hex pad after V34 to get the ultimate shine before I put a coat of wax on and man what a difference! Makes the clear coat look like glass. It has an extremely long work time to get every imperfection out! No dusting, no drying and easy wipe off. Very pleased!

This is a really good, effortless final polish. It flashes very quickly, almost no dust at all and removes very easily. Everything you're looking for in a polish. I've tried quite a few polishes in my time (Optimum, PB SSR's, Sonus, etc.), and this is one of the best I've used.

Works easy and works amazing. Even a beginner like me can shine a car and make it look good

The polish did a great job.......that is after I thinned. It down three times and microwaved it for 20 sec. I literally could not get it out of the bottle even with the lid. Off, must less out of the top provided. Maybe a bad bad batch.

I am detailing newbie, but I was blown away with the results on our Crimson Red 328, Imola Red M3 and Kalahari Beige X5! Washed, Clay, Polished using Flex DA with v36 (Hex Orange Pad) and v38 (Hex White Pad), Black Light, Jet Seal , 50/50 and Hybrid v7.

I just got a new, used car that needed a complete correction and detail. It was in pretty good shape for the most part, but the previous owner definitely didn't know how to take car of a car. with that said i finished off the correction with V38, which apparently I didn't need to do. But being a perfectionist with OCD I had to finish it off. I'm glad I did IT gave my car the depth i was looking for after using V36. It finishes down to about nothing, and cleanup, as with the whole V line, is super simple. As well, I was today years old when i learned that V38 can be used on chrome plastic trim. Chrome plastic trim around the windows and door handles has water spots, and this stuff took it right off. V38 went from being fantastic to amazing!

I've only gotten to try a test spot with this since I haven't gotten the Porter Cable polisher I want, but with the test spot I did by hand I got such good results on my 07' Grand Marquis. Can't wait to do the entire car and post before and after results