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Outside of m205, what would a good finishing polish be for a few fine blemishes I created using PlastX on my interior navigation system plastic cover (not the actual lcd, there's a separate screen between the monitor and the cabin). Someone noted toothpaste but I'm hesitant. I appreciate the guidance. I only need a dime's worth of something, so an entire container of 205 isn't necessary right now. Thanks.
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Re: Finishing polishes
Might wanna try the PlastX again but with less passion, so it smoothes itself out so to speak.Nick
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Re: Finishing polishes
Yeah, I'd try PlastX again and adjust your technique, or applicator.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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another vote for the plast-x.quality creates its own demandComment
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I found PlastX a bit aggressive on soft instrument cluster plastics where surface finish is very important. It is fine for headlights and does not matter. I consider the finer meg's polishes in the detailer line first since they are designed for those surfaces (M10/M17?)Al
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