NOVUSNovus 7136 Plastic Polish Kit - 2 oz.

These work perfectly for my scale model clear parts. After sanding scratches down with 400 through 12000 grit sandpaper, this is the final touch finishes the task the the result is exactly what I was hoping for, glass look ecen clearer than before.

For plastic work, there is nothing better. Amazing results.

I was impressed how much better the touch pad on the microwave looked after using this product. It was cleaned with a scouring pad and badly scratched. This product removed the heavy scratches and most of the smaller ones too. It's worth a try on your scratched plastic.

So here is a little background before i start raving about how wonderful this product is... I recently purchased a used car and it has a small display right above the dash which displays the time, radio station and other irrelevant things. This display has a plexiglass cover over it. The previous owner had sprayed it with some chemicals which caused spots to appear on it. These spots annoyed me every time i looked at the display. So i decided to do something about it and purchased a spot cleaner from Amazon. This spot cleaner of course came with a nice booklet about dos and dont's which i chose to not read. BIG mistake. I was not supposed to use it on plastics and mine being a plexiglass, it didnt quiet go well. After rubbing(sanding) it on the display for a good 5 minutes, the spots were gone alright, but so was the plexiglass surface. I had totally messed up the display. It had so many minute scratches, it looked almost "frosted". It was worse than before. I could barely see through the glass now. I did ask my dealer about fixing this and he said i will have to replace the whole front assembly of the display which costs $800.So i started looking around for a good scratch remover to try my luck at fixing it myself. I decided to give this a try after reading all the good reviews it had. It came with the three bottles labelled 1,2,3 as pictured. I started with the number 1 bottle first to clean the surface of the plexiglass. Then proceeded to use the number 2 bottle. Applied the thick paste on to it and started working it. I did this for probably a minute. There was a white residue on the surface after it dried. I again poured some from the number 1 bottle and wiped the residue off. To my surprise i could see a huge difference already. The "frosty" look was almost gone! I could see through the glass again clearly. There were a few scratches still visible so i went to work on it again repeating the same steps. This time it was even better!! All it took was two applications of the number 2 bottle and i didnt even have to use the number 3. The surface is not completely scratch free but you can hardly notice them. I will probably have to use it again to completely remove the scratches but i am happy for now.So there you go, if you wanna polish out some scratches and bring back the luster to the surface of your plastics, definitely give this a try first before looking into more expensive options. Hopefully it will save you a lot of $$ just like it did for me. Cheers!!

Excuse the spontaneous title, as I mean to elaborate on what I said in it. Okay. I have a DSi XL (Mario) and a DS Lite to test this stuff on. I find that the #2 (fine scratch remover) is MOST effective. I had one fine (light) scratch on my DSi XL that's been bugging me. Yes, I am one of those people who are a little OC when it comes to keeping your stuff in pristine shape. I tested out the #3 (heavy scratch remover) on my heavily scratched DS Lite (got it used from Gamestop), and I can't really tell the accuracy of that one.The thing is, DO NOT AGGRESSIVELY BUFF your plastics like the instructions imply. You will only add MORE scratches to the plastic. My DS Lite was the test system for this experiment, and I learned that first hand. After seeing that not only did #3 NOT remove those heavy scratches (if they are too heavy, it will not work period), but by buffing the Lite's screen aggressively, I added MORE scratches. I wouldn't trust #3 as much as #2; then again, heavy scratches are more severe than fine/light ones.As for the fine/light scratches, you are in luck basically. Those types of scratches aren't as serious; and by GENTLY buffing the area that's lightly scratched, you WILL get results like I did with my DSi XL. The scratch is gone, as if it were never there. I am pleased now; and just like me, you can rest assured that if you apply #2 PROPERLY, you WILL get the same results.As for #1, I consider it a bonus. You really don't need to apply it like the instructions claim. The instructions, by the way, require you to use removers #3, #2, then apply #1, the cleaning solution, afterwards. I say follow this order ONLY IF the problem is serious, and buff gently the whole time. Other than that, as I said before about #1, it isn't necessary. Just GENTLY wipe the area you are repairing after applying the scratch remover(s).This review is mostly for those who have inquiries on using this stuff on their hand held video game systems' screens. Just like me, I am sure plenty of people are wondering if this stuff, let alone a host of other solutions, are available to remedy a scratched screen problem for a hand held video game system's screen. For fine scratches at least, this is definitely a solution to that problem.

Holy crap. I scratched my LCD display on my bike with gravel and was just hoping to make it readable again. Scratches are completely gone, looks factory new.

I bought this to remove scratches on the firing of my ATV, decided for this because there is a picture of a utility tractor on the ad, so I figured plastic is plastic after all, the scratches were fine but can be felt when I slide my nail on them, I didn't want to go with a car product because I was afraid of causing more damage. Applied first the heavy scratch polisher, then the fine one, ended up with the same scratches but with a haze/dull finish that couldn't be removed either by hand or machine. Ended up using 3M car products to restore the plastics but still can see some hazing when I looks from an angle. I'm not happy with this products, the hard scratch looks like 3M buffering/rubbing compound, the fine looks like 3M polishing compound and is missing the 3rd that is the finishing compound. the cleaner is just a solution of water and some sort of silicone, didn't clean the haze or the surfaces. I don't recommend this product at least for vehicle/ATV plastics.