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CBlakeNS

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What do you think the best thing to use on my lightly scratched headlights...

Just for a quick job I think I can get by without the buffer but let me know what type of compound you would use.

Thanks,
Blake
 
I've used Meg's PlastX by hand with great success on a 1996 Saturn SC1's headlights. No muss, no fuss. Rubbed hard though.
 
Had my first experience with Meg's PlastX over the Christmas holiday. I was very impressed how quickly and easily the product worked. I will be interested in seeing just how much protection is left behind.
 
Do you have any PB PP?

Lots of elbow grease will do wonders...also use a cotton applicator you get much better gripe and action on the plastic.

If not then the Plastic X that has been mentioned works real well...I used it for years, until I started using Novus
 
PB's Pro Polish can certainly be used for this application. I've used it by hand and PC. It does not provide any protection so the PlastX would be more of a one-step option. Isn't the current version of PlastX a revised formulation (different abrasives?)?
 
If you need something a little more aggressive to start with, try Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish, then finish up with a plastic polish.
 
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