jbl

First my apologies if this is posted in the wrong section, couldn't decide if it was non scooby or diy but as it is about scratch removal this seemed a good place.

I have some small (6 x 4 inch ) plastic (perspex) display boxes that are now getting a bit scuffed with surface marks. nothing too deep or serious but no longer a good clear surface. Is there any way to polish out the scuff marks and restore the surface to a shine ? My first thought was T-cut and elbow grease but thought I would just ask and see if there is a better idea !

Cheers and thanks

JBL

JDM_Stig

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polish plastic - Google Search

domino555

You can use really fine wet/dry sandpaper, about 1500-2000grit. Then just use a bit of polish to bring up a nice glossy finish.

I did this to my front indicators, because they were scratched up a bit.

jbl

Thanks for the replies.
I did do a 'google' but rather than buy something from just the advert I was hoping that there may be a product/technique that someone has used with success.

Even a fine wet/dry sounds a little extreme but I will give it a test go on one and see what happens.

Cheers

JBL

scoobyverysoon

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Megs do a polish called plast-x - its for convertable plastic screens etc - ive used it and its alright but nothing great - I tend to use intensive polish on a light cut pad to shift scratches out of lights and stuff

Rich @ PB

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