Subject: I use PlastX also. I think it chemically combines with the oxyidized Author: henry : member since April, 2006 : 2080 posts Posted on: 2007-10-22 09:08:04

plastic and then rubs off...have used it on large lens covers ...my daughters Hyundai ...works well ...I use a mechanical high speed buffer with the Plastix...have to be careful not to melt the plastic...easy on the polishing.

Henry
1999 740iL

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    • I use PlastX also. I think it chemically combines with the oxyidized - henry 2007-10-22 09:08:04 (598 views)