A Surprising Find - Rx UV Protectant Cleaner&Polish

[Andre]

NEW Rx UV Protectant Cleaner & Polish (http://www.autogeek.net/rx-uv-protectant-cleaner-polish.html)

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A simple spray and wipe down with Rx UV Protectant Cleaner & Polish (http://www.autogeek.net/rx-uv-protectant-cleaner-polish.html) improves the look of plastic, vinyl, Eisinglass, Strata glass, Lexan, Perspex, stainless steel, aluminum, gelcoat, and even painted surfaces!

Rx UV Protectant Cleaner & Polish (http://www.autogeek.net/rx-uv-protectant-cleaner-polish.html) fills in light scratches and blankets the surface in a layer of UV protection. This anti-static formulation resists dust and grime, making routine washes quicker and more effective. Rx UV Protectant Cleaner & Polish is perfect for use on gauge cluster lenses, bezels, trim, windscreens, ragtops, clear bras, and more! Rx UV Protectant Cleaner & Polish will help you protect and maintain the good looks of your favorite recreational vehicles.

I grabbed a can today and wanted to see how good Rx really is! But what can I test this product on? That was the question...

Test Subjects:

My DELL Computer Monitor
PitStop Furniture Crew Chief Bar Table
Hyundai Santa Fe Taillights
Plastic Trim
Kia Sorento Headlights


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Hyundai Santa Fe Taillights
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Plastic Trim
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Kia Sorento Headlights
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My Conclusion:
Rx UV Protectant Cleaner&Polish (http://www.autogeek.net/rx-uv-protectant-cleaner-polish.html) is simply amazing as you can see from the pictures. If I had more time I would just keep cleaning random stuff all day with this product. Everything I used it on ended up looking better than before. This products gets an A+ from me and I would definitely recommend trying it especially for the price point :props:

Now I have to go clean up my co-workers other headlight before they notice they only have one clean headlight. Thanks for reading! Let me know if you have any comments, questions, or feedback.

Rx UV Protectant Cleaner & Polish (http://www.autogeek.net/rx-uv-protectant-cleaner-polish.html)

[Scott@IncrediblyDetailed]

Hey Andre,

Any testing on instrument cluster plastic or convertible top plastic windows? Looks like it something very easy to use that would produce great results if compatible.

[Andre]

Yes, I'm glad you asked Scott! I did indeed put it to the test on an instrument cluster and navigation screen as well. I have not tested it on a convertible top plastic window yet but I would have to say Rx would work perfect on it!

I can't stop finding random things to clean with this stuff :help:

More Test Subjects:
Instrument Cluster
Navigation Screen


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[dDavid]

I cringed when I saw that you sprayed it directly on your instrument cluster and nav screen!

Has anyone else had experience with this product?

[Setec Astronomy]

I cringed when I saw that you sprayed it directly on your instrument cluster and nav screen!

Yeah, me too. Wasn't there a recent thread about someone getting spray behind the cluster (on the back of the lens)? Not with this product, but just someone who had a problem with a customer car.

[JeffM]

A product can drip down behind the odometer reset push button thing.

[Andre]

That's the benefit of this great product, it is a viscous foam that clings to the surface! I've never had any issues. Love this product :props: