Plexus Glass & Plastic Cleaner

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MurfsTypeS

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Has anyone ever used this product. I have a little hazing occuring on my headlights and i want to remove what is there now and protect them later. If not this product what else could i do. i want to stay away from wet sanding my headlights cause like i said the spot is like the size of a dime. thanx
 
I have used it on my head lights with good results. Just a apply a small amount with a MF towel and buff. I didn't find it to be as good as Novus but for the price it can't be beat.
 
I've used the plexus and it's a nice product, makes the headlights look great. Nice and slick feeling. I've heard that it only temporarly covers up swirls and scratches in plastic. One other product I've tried that supposidly fills in the swirls and removes haze is Meguiars PlastX. I used it on my moms neglected headlights and was amazed at how it cleared up the plastic. With each application it became clearer and brighter.



Ryan
 
that was fast. so when comparing durability and clarity would you say that meguiars plastx or plexus is better. thanx again
 
Murfs --- I would say PLEXUS is a good maintenance product and it has other uses besides your headlights. instrument panel/cluster, stereo, LCD computer screens, tint on tinted windows, eyeglasses, ect.



When the lens on my headlights start looking dingy i personally prefer to hit 'em with meg's PLASTX. I wrap a terry towel around a rubber sanding block then with a little elbow grease start polishing them out. I find the plastx to remove a lot of the more stubborn stuff and plexus is a good way to maintain the lenses afterwards. I do the PLASTX thing maybe once every 3-4 months, plexus maybe every other time i wash my car ( i wash it weekly).



hope this helps
 
I love Plexus. Works great on headlights. Some may require machine buffing but for most jobs I notice a nice improvement with it. Really cleaned up my wife's car well.
 
MurfsTypeS said:
that was fast. so when comparing durability and clarity would you say that meguiars plastx or plexus is better. thanx again
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PlastX is a polish (it has some mild abrasives) so it can permanently fix some scuffs and such via mechanical action.

Plexus is a cleaner/filler, so it restores clarity by cleaning the surface well, then leaves a film on the surface that fills in tiny scratches.
 
WaxIt said:
Works great on tinted windows! and is safe.
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Which product are you referring to that works great on tinted windows..... Plexus or PlastX?



I have some scuff marks on my tint (passenger and driver windows) and would like to reduce or remove them. Any tips on the process would help too. :bow
 
Plan B said:
Which product are you referring to that works great on tinted windows..... Plexus or PlastX?



I have some scuff marks on my tint (passenger and driver windows) and would like to reduce or remove them. Any tips on the process would help too. :bow
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I highly doubt it is scratchx as it more abrasive then Plexus. I think he is referring to Plexus.
 
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