Anyone know of a good plastic polish? I'm getting my boat ready for the season, and I noticed the Plexiglas windshield is *very* finely scratched all over, probably from when I wiped the dust off (D'oh!).
Thanks!
OT - Plastic Polish?
Jun 28, 2004
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The best is probably Novus, usually found at acrylic or maybe craft/hobby stores. Here ya go: CobraJet
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The best is probably Novus, usually found at acrylic or maybe craft/hobby stores. Here ya go:
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CobraJet
Mother's Plastic Polish
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"Garth Almgren" wrote
Meguiar's makes one. In fact they have a whole line just for plastics including clear plastic.
Do you think that stuff would work on eyeglass lenses? I have a pair of glasses with a bunch of little scratches.
Thanks!
Novus 2 should help. Wash dust off with running water and soft sponge before using the polish. Novus 1 is a good general cleaner. Never use Windex and paper towels! John
Probably not. Most eyeglass plastic lenses have a hard coating. Polish just erodes the exposed softer material in the scratch and widens it. It will look even worse. That's the negative of hard coatings, once they are scratched, you're screwed. John
Garth Almgren wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@uni-berlin.de:
OK, so we've got what look like some good suggestions. Has anybody used any of these products for plastic headlight lenses?
Joe Calypso Green '93 5.0 LX AOD hatch with a few goodies Black '03 Dakota 5.9 R/T CC
*Definitely*. Thanks for all the help, guys (and gals?)!
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