7136 Plastic Polish Kit - 2 oz.

Useful for polishing 3d printed resin objects

Product is good served it's purpose 👍

It doesn't make any difference on lighting glass. It is as effective as other liquid that we use for cleaning surface except it has fine granular particle mixed into it like rice flour for rubbing surface.

Product is ok

Waste product,marks will not go as shown in video.

I used this product on my car headlights. It definitely removes this layer of yelowish discoloration caused by oxidation and reduces the opaqueness. I'll use it on a regular basis to keep them as transparent as possible.

Al principio me costó un poco no con seguia obtener un resultado óptimo,pero me di cuenta que a mano no sale,pero si utiliza un rotador pequeño se consigue y con resultado super brillante que además tapa pequeño arañazos,rozaduras.Y utilizar algo de agua al final del proceso,buen producto.

As described, works great on light plastic scratches.

Pretty awesome! Tried it this past weekend on my UTV and the water & mud barely stuck to my windshield!

Oh my god. I LOVE this! I bought it before a few years back just to polish the plastic on the interior of my car. It was good, but I didn't have major scratches. Fast forward to redecorating my apartment & buying clear "ghost" chairs (Ikea, Polycarbonate plastic, but still $80 a chair) and an acrylic tray I got from West Elm on deep discount because of a deep scratch (85% off) & figured I would deal with it, even though it bothered me every time I looked at it (so anal). Well, a couple of days ago I saw some thing stuck on one of the chairs, right on the top back, which I tried cleaning off with regular cleaner to no avail. Then I thought..I don't know what that is..maybe nail polish remover will get it off? OK OK - I didn't know that acetone absolutely destroys plastic so immediately and thoroughly! Pure acetone takes SO long to take fake nails off, I couldn't imagine a tiny dab for a second using a Q-tip could do so much damage. Nooooo!!! How could it possibly be worse?! It was so bad, dull scratched and about an inch all around, totally obvious above the table & no way to hide it. The cleaning ladies came and asked me what happened & I shamefully admitted to it. I was thinking I had to buy a new replacement chair just weeks after buying this set. Ouch. :-( And then I remembered this stuff & thought it was worth a try. The Novus kit came to my door & I immediately went to test it on the chair. I figured... it was my last hope. I skipped #1 all together and tried #2. Nope. Nothing. Then #3... and it was working! The edges that were slightly damaged were clear again. I went over it 5 times and you absolutely CANNOT tell how badly I messed up. It is perfectly clear & see through again. And my eagle eyes cannot even tell where the scratch was! Now only you & the cleaning ladies will ever know what a dumb thing I did. Yippee!!! Then I used #2 to take out some minor scratches on the seat of another chair (probably from someone's jeans that had buttons or metal) and it cleared up in one coat. It also polished up the tray with deep scratches like a charm too (only took 1 coat of the #3). Miracle stuff! I am SO happy I remembered this exists. If you have ghost chairs (especially those that paid hundreds of dollars per chair) or acrylic in your home, I recommend having this on hand. We KNOW acrylic furniture will scratch, but there is a way to polish it up!