coolformula

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Hey guys, I been cleaing up my car and got a bunch of stuff. Anway I picked up some of this today and cleaned my headlights and taillights. Very nice gets a lot of the oxidation off the plastic. Its about 6 bucks a bottle. Anybody else try any?

I think if you haven't it would be worth your time to try.

rdeterman

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have any pics?

Y2K Pewter SS

iTrader: (18)

Tried it a while back and I was very pleased with the results.

oifish

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yea I bought some of that stuff, works pretty good. It makes a great finishing touch when done washing your car.

chaman

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Yeah its great stuff. I used it on my Magnum when I got some light scratches over the headlights. It took care of it.

99ccz28

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Just make sure not to get it on your paint...it WILL ruin it...trust me...but luckly for me i have to get my bumper fixed and repainted...i guess someone hit me...i have no idea what happen

osvaldo

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What method did y'all use to apply it? I've used it on my headlights cause i had some oxidation, i apllied it both by hand and with a powerball, it did ok, not great.

phantomzer0

iTrader: (17)

I used and suggested it in my walkthrough for polishing the center section of firebird taillights.

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kornfreak_401

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i use it, i like it, it works good

01ls1lover

iTrader: (18)

I use it on my tail lights and center piece all the time works great!

LILWS6

I also used it with polishing the center section after removing the bird. Now its all shiny.

LS1MONSTER

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Very good product...hasn't let me down yet.

AlmondRocca

I use in on the panel between the birds taillights too. I love it. I used to on my sisters sable. Her headlights were bad, but this really helped.

coolformula

iTrader: (21)

I used it on all my cars headlights and taillights, marker lights. if I get a chance I can post some pics up. I liked this product and seems most people agree.

Justin01SS

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Bought it to polish headlights after I had sanded them down and it looked good... till you whiped it off. Terrible product for that. Havent used it on just cleanup yet, so cant put an opinion on that. Used Novus 3 Step on the headlights and its by far superior to any plastic polish Ive seen/used. Curious on how it does on other plastics.

NightWindDriftr

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Agree to both. I've hand-applied PX and used a PowerBall with a corded drill. PX doesn't work for crap on headlights that need a serious polish. It's just a light polish with a load of oils, which gives a very shiny finish. Think Armor-All, except for plastic. There's enough oil in PX to make small scratches "disappear". But let it dry, and watch the scratches come running right back.

I've applied this to my GF's Grand Cherokee, my taillights, my cluster bezel lens, and even badly-scratched CDs. The results fall far from satisfactory after the application dried (+3 days).

Wetsanding is a proven method, and I've heard good things about the Novus 3 step. I'd quickly do either before resorting to PX on plastics that need a true polish.

LILWS6

i acually used it after wet sanding down to 2000 grit and those pictures are about 6 months after i did that its still shiney it does acually polish ive also tried using it on some aluminum to polish with my dremel and it works a little better than the compound i had at the time.

phantomzer0

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I also used it on my scratched to hell PSP, which was about 2 months ago. The PSP still looks like its brand new.

osvaldo

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Maybe we jus got a bad batch of the stuff

BayAreaSS

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I might have to go buy a bottle of this stuff. So it works good on the headlights and does it work well on the plastic under the front winshield? Mine is looking a little worn