Briallianize Plastic Polish

[dengelson]

Brillianize is the best product that I have ever used for plexiglass motorcycle windscreens. It contains no abrasives yet restores optical clarity and is very easy to use. Just wipe it on and buff it off. It works great for automotive gauges and mirrors. I wipe it on with a MF towel then buff it off with a MF. I've also used this product like a QD for a quick just glazed, wet look and shine on clearcoated automotive paint.

I buy mine from TAP plastics because of convenience but it is also available directly from the manufacturer. It is downright cheap compared to other plastic polishes and a little goes a long way.

This product also came out on top in a 20 product plastic polishing shootout in MCN. MCN is like a consumer reports magazine for motorcyclists. They don't accept any advertising and their comparisons are fairly scientific and unbiased.

 

[offcenter]

I also like Brillianize for the plastic on gauges and headlamps and tailamps. However, Plexus is also a great product and I love the controlled spray pattern, a nice small circle, so it doesn't spray all over. I would think Brillianize is kind of expensive to use as a QD though.

 

[dengelson]

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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by rad21 [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>I also like Brillianize for the plastic on gauges and headlamps and tailamps..... I would think Brillianize is kind of expensive to use as a QD though. [/b]</blockquote>
Motorcycles are small so cost isn't as much of an issue. Also the brillianize gives a much shinier glazed wet look than a real QD. However I wouldn't use it on a dusty bike like I would with a QD.

From what I've heard Briallianize is really popular for airplane windshields, plastic race car windshields and boats too.

 

[Langley Interior Car Kare]

i might try it when my Plexus runs out.....



thx Short....ps...did the Plexus place at all in the top 20...

 

[neomatrix]

FLONI



searched for the result at Google and found this result at MCN:



Two catagories:



1. Abrasive Plastic Polisher/Cleaners



3M Plastic Cleaner #39017 15.5 points MCN Best Buy

3M Automotive Trades Division, 3M Center, Building 223-6N-01 St. Paul,

MN 55144-100 612-733-1110



Max Polishing Systems All Metals Polish Systems 1 13 Points Recommended

Max Polishing Systems, P.O. Box 4756, Hayward, CA 94544 800-748-6515



Novus 2 Fine Scratch Remover 12 points Recommended

Zero Gravity Corp. 5312 Derry Ave, Unit D, Agoura Hills, Ca

91301, 818-597-9791



2. Non-Abrasive Plastic Polishes/Protectants



Kleenmaster Brillianze Cleaner & Polish 21 points MCN Best Buy

Zero Gravity Corp. 5312 Derry Ave, Unit D, Agoura Hills, Ca

91301, 818-597-9791



Plexus Plastic Cleaner, Protectant & Polish 20.5 points Recommended

B.T.I. Chemical Co., 638 Lindero Canyon Rd., #371, Agoura, CA

91302 818-879-1493



Can-Do Multi Purpose Cleaner/Polish/Protectant 17.5 points Recommended

SAENG/TA Corp, P.O. Box 1246, Columbus, NE 68602-1246 402-563-3444



Novus Plastic Polish #1 18 points Recommended

Zero Gravity Corp. 5312 Derry Ave, Unit D, Agoura Hills, Ca

91301, 818-597-9791



Cycle Care Formula 3 17.5 points Recommended.

Cycle Care Formulas Inc. 4777 South Farm Road 205, Rogersville, MO

65742 800-728-7800

 

[Langley Interior Car Kare]

....the briallianze beat out Plexus by .5 pts.....pretty much same rating....but i might sill try it....

 

[neomatrix]

Actually not that easy... I was searching for the result since the thread started and I found the info buried in some other forum posting BTW, I use Plexus and Novus but I think I will try brillianize next time.

 

[Langley Interior Car Kare]

now you have your pic on the bottom....what are u a bigshot or something....