UnitecUnbekannt PolyWatch Glass Polish Glass Polish Scratch Remover Watch Glass Scratch Remover

I was a little hesitant about buying this product for use on my OnePlus 6, having read a several reviews claiming that it was unsuitable / totally useless for smartphone glass. As I didn't want to risk damaging the glass on my new OnePlus 6 (which, annoyingly, came with two very small light scratches and one slightly deeper scratch underneath the factory installed screen protector), I tested it first on a Motorola G5 Plus provided by my employer. Unfortunately it didn't seem to have much effect on removing the medium depth scratches on the G5 Plus, but neither did it damage the screen in any discernible way, so I thought I'd give it a go on the OnePlus 6.As stated in the instructions that comes with the product, it can require a few applications to remove the scratch, but after applying the first application I noticed a significant lessening of the lighter scratches and after about 3 applications they were gone entirely. I couldn't completely remove the slightly deeper scratch, but I did manage to lessen it so it now looks like a tiny divot in the glass rather than a scratch. I'm not sure why it didn't work on the Motorola G5 Plus, but I bought it specifically to remove the scratches on the OnePlus 6, so it did exactly what I wanted it to do. I'm not sure it necessarily represents good value for money as the amount of repair and finishing paste you get is pretty small, but it was sufficient for my purposes (although I did accidentally use way too much on the first application). Overall though I'm really pleased as my OnePlus 6 screen now looks almost perfect (and is now fully protected by a new screen protector). The product may not work on all mobile phone screens dependant on the glass type, but it worked on mine so I'm happy.

I was trying for 45 minutes for a small scratch on my watch... Result? The scratch is there and it looks the same!!! Do not spend your money guys!!! Protect your money... This product is useless!!!

Overall the product is pretty good. I had a deep scratch on my watch (as the pictures show). I first started by using the repair syringe and the included wooden tool/strips, after several minutes I could see nothing was happening. Now, this is where the magic happens... I got my Dremel out with a soft attachment. Place a little bit of repair polish on the screen and after about 10 minutes the scratch was barely visible. Finished off with the polish syringe, again another 5 mins or so and now you can hardly see the scratch. I'm sure if I spent even more time I could make it almost perfect. Would have been 5* but I don't think it's worth the £15 I paid, it's a bit pricey and the included tools were almost useless in my case. I would like to see more product in the syringe as it runs out very quickly.

I badly scraped the screen of my series 4 Apple Watch (aluminium body, so I have the ion X glass). The face was pushed flat against a rough, stone-tiled floor while I was playing with my dog. The damage was bad, with multiple scratches and scuffs that were easily felt as well as seen. Overall a very challenging case for this product.It sort of works. Most of the scuffs are still easily visible, and something like this is simply not going to take enough glass off the screen to flatten out a scratch that can be felt. However, the screen feels much smoother overall: the product has sort of taken away the rough edges around the scrapes. Also the scrapes are not as painful on the eye as they were before. I would say it's reduced the visibility by 30-40%. I think I will manage to keep wearing the watch now, whereas before it just looked awful.The value for money is appalling. The syringes you see in the product photos are about 1/3 full at the most. The package says it's enough for 15-20 applications. It's not. I got 5 applications at a push, covering about half an Apple Watch screen at a time. Even if an application was supposed to be for a much smaller area, it is not possible (at least for me) to be delicate enough with the syringes to dispense such small amounts.I'm glad I had a go with this, but it is no magic solution to a badly damaged screen and you really should get more for your money.

The media could not be loaded. I have gotten a Apple Watch series 9 as a present and not even two months in and I have unfortunately scratched it. It was quite a deep scratch as I could feel it with my fingernail. Needless to say, I was absolutely gutted, and did not want to get a new screen fitted or anything like that. Instructions that come with this kit are not the best, but after reading some of the other reviews, I managed to figure out what I need to do. Use the white solution with the white cloth and the red solution with the red cloth. I did not have a Dremel but I used my electric nail file with a wool felt tip that I ordered separately, so that’s why I say it’s not cheap. I did do it initially without the Dremel, but the results were not the same although it did improve the appearance of the scratch. After having used the solution with the Dremel, it’s like the screen was never scratched to begin with, but rather has a tiny defect, which is hardly noticeable and only when you move the watch around. It’s hard to capture it on camera but honestly I am so impressed with this product as for me it definitely worked wonders and I can no longer see the scratch when I’m using the watch. As for the amount that comes with a product, it’s definitely very little as well. I have managed to use it all on just a tiny scratch, but I have gone in about four or five times at a minimum over the same scratch to fix it. Hope this helps someone.

Followed instructions to remove 3 small scratches from my G-Shock and got absolutely nowhere. I do not have a Dremel so I used the stick provided. The amount of compound provided is ridiculously little - the removal compound is barely enough for 3 rounds so that's what I did, plus 1 round of polishing. Results: zero. That's £14 down the drain. They should at least be more honest and say it only works with a Dremel.