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I got a pretty good deal on a used good condition rear reflector. It has a few spots where there are light scratches, and it has some signicifant hard water deposits from water running off the car. Does anyone know of a good product to polish this stuf out? Hopefully something that can be found at the local car parts store?
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I have had good luck with 3Ms Palstic Polish.
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Mcguires has plastic polish in various grits
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Ayo Irpin, Ukraine!
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Believe it or not but, plastic model car guys use plain old crest toothpaste to polish clear lens plastics. I didn't believe it until I tried it. I'd try it on a bad turn lens first though.
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A company called Novus inc. makes what I believe to be the best. They make a 3 part system, heavy scratch remover, fine scratch and a polish. You can use what ever level you need for your specific needs. Works great!
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A common approach with Maguires is to start with #17 Plastic cleaner and then onto #10 Plastic polish. Use a 100% cotton towel.
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Go to your local aircraft supply store. They have amazing stuff for plastic aircraft windows that removes scratches, haze, etc. If you don't have a local store near you, try these online outlets:
www.chiefaircraft.com www.aircraftspruce.com Good luck!
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wet sand up to 1500 grit sandpaper, then use 3m polishing rub, meguires polish and then #10 polishing compound. It takes time but works damn well, I just had to build an acrylic box for a project in school and after cutting all the pieces we have to polish them up, works damn well.
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No flames please. This falls under the Ripley's catagory and its cheap and it works.
BRASSO !
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