PlastX On Running Boards?

[SeannyBoy84]

How's it going? Quick question. Can PlastX be used to deep clean black plastic running boards and other black trim pieces? I believe that it's actually black plastic and not plastic painted black, if it makes a difference. Thanks.

[Murr1525]

PlastX is not really intended for solid colored plastics. At the moment, there is really nothing t oremove scratches in solid colored plastics. The only thing you can do is is use something like the Gold Class Trim Detailer. For heavy cleaning, #39 could be used, followed by a protectant like the Gold Class Trim Detailer, or other trim product.

[Mike Phillips]

Re: PlastX On Running Boards?

Originally posted by SeannyBoy84
How's it going? Quick question. Can PlastX be used to deep clean black plastic running boards and other black trim pieces? I believe that it's actually black plastic and not plastic painted black, if it makes a difference. Thanks.

Like Murr1525 posted, the answer would be "No".

If you read this, I think you'll understand why...

What it Means to Remove a Scratch

[SeannyBoy84]

Oh alright then. Thanks.

[gb387]

Originally posted by Murr1525
PlastX is not really intended for solid colored plastics. At the moment, there is really nothing t oremove scratches in solid colored plastics. The only thing you can do is is use something like the Gold Class Trim Detailer. For heavy cleaning, #39 could be used, followed by a protectant like the Gold Class Trim Detailer, or other trim product.

I really like the Gold Class Trim Detailer... GREAT product!

[SeannyBoy84]

That's what I've read. Last night I went and ordered some of the more hard-to-find items. 2 Clay Bars, PlastX, GC Trim Detailer, and 2 packs of Even-Coat Applicators.