CARPRO Reflect High Gloss Finishing Polish 250ml (8oz)

CARPRO Reflect high gloss finishing polish is the last abrasive step in a proper paint correction — the ultra-fine pass that turns a corrected-but-hazy panel into the mirror you were picturing when you started. It is made for detailers finishing off a compound job and for anyone prepping dark or show-quality paint for coating.

The High Gloss Finishing Polish That Erases Compounding Haze

Heavy compounds level deep defects but leave behind micro-marring and a faint haze, most visible on black and dark metallic paint. Reflect's ultra-fine abrasive technology removes that residual marring, burnishing the surface to show-car clarity and leaving it ready for a coating or sealant. CARPRO builds its correction range with exactly this kind of system thinking — each step designed to hand off cleanly to the next.

How to use Reflect:

• Finish your compounding stage first with UltraCut, ClearCut, or Fixer.
• Pair Reflect with the pad of your choice — it is formulated to work with all polishing pad types, though a soft finishing pad is the classic pick.
• Polish until the haze and micro-marring are gone and the gloss turns glassy.
• Do a final wipe-down with CARPRO Eraser to strip polishing oils before applying a coating.

Reflect or Essence for the final step? Reflect leaves nothing behind — pure, refined paint — which many installers prefer because they control the prep entirely. Essence instead deposits an SiO2 primer as it polishes. Pick Reflect when you plan to panel-wipe and coat, or when you simply want maximum gloss under a sealant. This 250ml (8oz) bottle matches the other finishing-stage products in the line, and a little goes a long way at this abrasive level.

Do I need a panel wipe after Reflect before coating?

Yes. Reflect is a conventional finishing polish rather than a primer polish, so remove its oils with Eraser to give your coating bare paint to bond to.

What pads should I use with Reflect?

It plays well with every pad type, which makes it forgiving: run your usual finishing foam, or try a softer microfiber if you are chasing that last bit of clarity on stubborn paint.

Is Reflect enough on its own to remove swirls?

Only the lightest ones. Reflect targets haze and micro-marring left after compounding; genuine swirl removal starts with a medium or heavy compound like Fixer.

If a ceramic coating is the end goal, read how to apply CARPRO CQUARTZ next, and find every correction and finishing product in the CARPRO collection at AutoCareGenius.