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i`ve never tried it...but i used to be in the paint trade and know how course it is! i think it may shine it up but it will put lots of fine scratches onto it.Halfords stock a cream specially for it,can`t remember name just now but i will use that if / when the need arises.Dave.
Hi dave
have a look at this
http://www.xerapol.de/english/index.htm
I bought some from my local caravan dealer and it's excellent, cost
have a look at this
http://www.xerapol.de/english/index.htm
I bought some from my local caravan dealer and it's excellent, cost
I've found toothpaste to be perfectly adequate to remove the remaining fine scratches after the coarse work is done.
We received a mark across the rear window of our Eriba - don't know how either. And after five years, the other acrylic windows did have a few washing or cleaning fine scratches.
For the deep mark I bought a 150 gram tube of "T-CUT scratch remover" for about
For the deep mark I bought a 150 gram tube of "T-CUT scratch remover" for about
We found just using polish removed all the fine scratches and it also helps prevent misting.
Try this before using any abrasive remedies like T-cut or toothpaste.
It is also worth remembering that brasso is a much finer abrasive then these 2, although I am not sure about any chemicals in it I have used brasso successfully on plastics before.
Try this before using any abrasive remedies like T-cut or toothpaste.
It is also worth remembering that brasso is a much finer abrasive then these 2, although I am not sure about any chemicals in it I have used brasso successfully on plastics before.
Just remembered - I have used toothpaste very successfully before now to remove scratches on mobile phone screens and watchfaces.
I still think I would start with polish.
I still think I would start with polish.
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