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i have these painted trim pieces on my door pillars and they are very easily swirled/hazed..... I have tried scratch X on them and it does not leave a good finish.... since it is plastic, would plastX be good to try on them?
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Re: very sensitive painted plastic trim....
What type of car?
If they are like what I'm thinking, a glossy plastic that if you touch it, leaves awful fingerprints on it. Then, PlastX would be fine followed by a couple coats of wax and use UQD to maintain and help keep fingerprints off.
Test spot though
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Re: very sensitive painted plastic trim....
I've tried a number of products on them (ScratchX, PlastX, M105, and M86).
PlastX worked, but M80 worked the best.Chris
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Re: very sensitive painted plastic trim....
its a 09 murano... yes its glossy piece of plastic that is black and leaves a smudge when anything touches it.....Comment
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Re: very sensitive painted plastic trim....
i guess i'll try 80 on it then since i dont have any plastX on hand....Comment
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Re: very sensitive painted plastic trim....
Do you have any ColorX handy, a cleaner wax may be the ticket.Philippians 2:14 - Do all things without grumbling or questioning,Comment
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Re: very sensitive painted plastic trim....
i have color X too.... i guess if i do color X i dont have to follow it up.....Comment
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Re: very sensitive painted plastic trim....
It is a cleaner/wax, you don't have to, but I always follow up with at least a coat of your favorite wax. Maintain with UQD.Philippians 2:14 - Do all things without grumbling or questioning,Comment
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