Would menzerna 85rd remove scratches from plastic?

[NiSyam]

I was asked if I could remove a scratch from cluster and dont have any plastic polish with me. The scratches are really hard to see...

The less abrasive polishes i have are 85rd,m205 and and PO106

thanks!

[dsottum]

Mr Clean magic eraser works for scuffs on the plastic parts on doors, so it may work for the cluster. Test in a small spot of course

[alko]

if its on plastic definitely try magic eraser on the plastic. I bought some but haven't used it yet. People say to scrub very gently with it. Keep that in mind.

[brlukosk]

I wouldn't use a magic eraser on an instrument cluster. I've found that 303 really works well to dress transparent plastics..

[Rsurfer]

Originally Posted by brlukosk

I wouldn't use a magic eraser on an instrument cluster. I've found that 303 really works well to dress transparent plastics..

Are we not talking about removing scratches and not dressing it?

[NiSyam]

Im talking about these scratches but very very hard to see. They are only visible when the sun hits directly the cluster




Thanks

[Wendell Jarvis]

Originally Posted by Rsurfer

Are we not talking about removing scratches and not dressing it?

My thought too................

[Bunky]

Originally Posted by NiSyam

Im talking about these scratches but very very hard to see. They are only visible when the sun hits directly the cluster
[/IMG]


Thanks

I have used Mothers Plastic Polish and Meg's PlastX on one panel section. Meg's was more aggressive and Mothers finished better. I had practiced on some plastic CD cases.

I ended up taking it out and working on a bench to give more work room so polish did not get on places it should not.

I discovered some scratches were on the backside (factory issue) and just more obvious when the sun hits them the wrong way (poor design).

[brlukosk]

303 helps to cover up fine scratches like OP is referring to in my experience.
................

[shoeless89]

I think a Magic Eraser would be too aggressive. Just my guess but I think Meguiar's PlastX would work better.