Plastic polishes

[jaymanaa]

Meguiers Plastx is good, but they also have a 2 part sytem (#10 and #17 if memorie serves) that is excellent. It is available at most good auto parts stores.

 

[avionic]

It looks great. Did you sand it or just the polish?

- Pete

Just polish and polish and polish and........You get where this is going.

 

[avionic]

Meguiar's two part-cleaner and polish is awesome on fine scratches. Worked like a charm on turntable dust covers.:thmbsp:

That may be my next project Yamaha P-750 dustcover only with some type of polishing/buffing wheel on a dremel or power drill.:yes:

 

[bigstereo]

Wished I had snagged a can of Acrylic canopy polish while I was in the Force now that stuff was excellent.None the less , excellent pointers here .Thanks. OK Glen, I'll bite...what did you screw up

There's this here stuff that they sell at motorcycle dealers called Plexxus. Comes in a spray can, works great on plastic, lexan, whatever. Windscreens, helmets and visors, plastic body parts. I always felt that it would work nice on turntable covers and stuff like that. Never tried it though. It's more for the clean and shine than for taking out scratches but it does make an old piece of plastic look new again.