We need a plastic polish!

[CRQuarto]

This is probably the one item I would have to say that I wish the Adam's line had...a plastic polish! Headlight/taillight covers can get scratched and dinged from daily driving, it would be great to have something we could use for these! I do use the buttery wax on them, which works great, but in the end even with extreme care there are a few scratches in them.

[GerryC]

would that be something the clear polish would work on? I don't have it so I don't know. I've used meguiars plastx on my daily driver's headlight covers and it removed most of the yellowing but not all, and it didn't last very long, maybe 3 weeks tops.

[Team Adam's]

This is probably the one item I would have to say that I wish the Adam's line had...a plastic polish! Headlight/taillight covers can get scratched and dinged from daily driving, it would be great to have something we could use for these! I do use the buttery wax on them, which works great, but in the end even with extreme care there are a few scratches in them.

 

What are you a mind reader? I just demo'd last Friday....... oh wait, almost slipped a secret!

[bigred vette]

What are you a mind reader? I just demo'd last Friday....... oh wait, almost slipped a secret!

[CRQuarto]

What are you a mind reader? I just demo'd last Friday....... oh wait, almost slipped a secret!

 

Hehe, I was watching you from afar with a pair of binoculars! Spy shots coming soon!

[Adam]

This is probably the one item I would have to say that I wish the Adam's line had...a plastic polish! Headlight/taillight covers can get scratched and dinged from daily driving, it would be great to have something we could use for these! I do use the buttery wax on them, which works great, but in the end even with extreme care there are a few scratches in them.

 

Indeed, something to shine and restore plastic this way comes!! In the mean time, so you know, using a clay bar and Swirl & Haze Remover, followed by Revive Polish is VERY effective at clarifying hazy headlights.

 

Just my $.02!

 

[CRQuarto]

Awesome to hear Adam! I am looking forward to these new products Jason hinted at, even if we only know that one of them is indeed a plastic polish!

[sparg93]

did this product ever make it to production? (i realize this thread is REALLY old)

[mike690001]

For Headlights:

 

SSR

SHR

FMP

 

 

To uv protect use Minwax Helmsman Clear Gloss Spar Urethane 50/50 with mineral spirits. Wipe lightly with a blue shop towel, and allow to dry.

[Stryker]

What are you a mind reader? I just demo'd last Friday....... oh wait, almost slipped a secret!

 

I knew as soon as I clicked on this thread it was only a matter of time till Dylan would tease us with something.

[txredgt]

I knew as soon as I clicked on this thread it was only a matter of time till Dylan would tease us with something.

 

That teasing was almost 3 years ago though

[XQIZT]

Rome wasn't built in a day.

 

Currently, clay and spot pads with SSR, SHR and FMP will get you there.

 

(Oh, and Holy Thread Dig, Batman)

[JunkmansHomeboy]

will this be a product that might be able to remove scratches from plastic b-pillars?

This would make me a happy man!

[Bill-V8V]

will this be a product that might be able to remove scratches from plastic b-pillars?

This would make me a happy man!

 

 

You should look at the dates of the posts, this thread is 3 years old.

[Stryker]

That teasing was almost 3 years ago though

 

I didn't even notice

 

Why are all these 2-3 yr old threads getting bumped lately??

[JunkmansHomeboy]

lol who brings up a three year old thread. Failllll Faill Faillll..

[baker]

In the mean time, so you know, using a clay bar and Swirl & Haze Remover, followed by Revive Polish is VERY effective at clarifying hazy headlights.

 

Just my $.02!

 

Agreed!

 

 

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[Bill-V8V]

In this case the user did know they were bumping an old thread, but the responders after the fact didn't realize. No worries, it's all good

[sparg93]

In this case the user did know they were bumping an old thread, but the responders after the fact didn't realize. No worries, it's all good

 

Exactly

 

Who knows, maybe this will help reinvigorate the idea of a special plastic product???

 

What about using Machine Super Sealant as the last step? I'm assuming I can put my PC against these plastic parts...any difference to how i treat plastic vs paint (i.e. speed of PC?)

Edited August 1, 2011 by sparg93

[Z71_Denali]

i still have a bottle of the Clear Polish; hardly ever use it. works good on the vinyl stripes, but BG has proven to be a better solution. i honestly only use it on the headlights and tail lights now, but the SHR, FMP on a focus pad works just as good, and a coat of Americana protects them well.