"Scratch Out"
03-18-2001, 08:49 PM
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I've heard people recommend "Plexus". I've used a plastic polish from Blue Magic, but I wouldn't recommend it since it not only stains the top (temporarily...hard to get out- but wears out on its own) but it also produces a fine dust when you remove it...
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03-18-2001, 08:57 PM
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STAY AWAY FROM BLUE MAGIC!!!
It didn't remove any scratches for me instead the dustthat bguernsey mentions actually made more scratches on the rear window. It really does stain the top badly also. I've washed the car about five times since I used Blue Magic and the stains are still there.
It didn't remove any scratches for me instead the dustthat bguernsey mentions actually made more scratches on the rear window. It really does stain the top badly also. I've washed the car about five times since I used Blue Magic and the stains are still there.
03-18-2001, 10:24 PM
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Meguiar's makes a pretty good product called #18 Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Cleaner and Polish. As its name indicates, it's clear and doesn't stain the top. It's not an aerosol but it is a pump spray. I used it before I heard about Plexus. And, unlike Plexus, the Meguiar's product is available at auto parts stores.
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