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I picked up some PlastX last week just to see what it can do. I have and use the proline plastic cleaner, polish and detailer (17, 10 & 18), but just had to see what PlastX is all about. Today I finally had time and decent enough weather to give it a try. As anticipated, it's awesome!!
I decided to use it on my brother's neglected Intrepid. The headlights were so bad, he's been using his high-beams just to see. I pulled out the PC7336 (what fun is testing something without power tools???)
, ADS 3" finish pad (black), a couple of MF towels to remove and clean, some #34 Final Inspection to dust the headlights and some #21 Synthetic Sealant just because I had it.
It took me longer to get everything to the car than it did to clean the headlights!
Wiped headlights with #34
Applied 3 dots of PlastX to the ADS 3" finish pad
Applied pad to headlight on speed 5
Two slow horizontal passes
Two slow vertical passes
Wiped away very small amount of excess PlastX with MF
Applied #21
Moved to second light while #21 dried.
Total time to apply PlastX and get great results 10 minutes (both headlights).
Very Cool.
The haze in the after shot is the reflective coating worn/dulled inside the headlight. I can also now see the defects on the inside of the plastic.
Great product, get some and find a use for it.
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I decided to use it on my brother's neglected Intrepid. The headlights were so bad, he's been using his high-beams just to see. I pulled out the PC7336 (what fun is testing something without power tools???)
, ADS 3" finish pad (black), a couple of MF towels to remove and clean, some #34 Final Inspection to dust the headlights and some #21 Synthetic Sealant just because I had it.It took me longer to get everything to the car than it did to clean the headlights!
Wiped headlights with #34
Applied 3 dots of PlastX to the ADS 3" finish pad
Applied pad to headlight on speed 5
Two slow horizontal passes
Two slow vertical passes
Wiped away very small amount of excess PlastX with MF
Applied #21
Moved to second light while #21 dried.
Total time to apply PlastX and get great results 10 minutes (both headlights).
Very Cool.
The haze in the after shot is the reflective coating worn/dulled inside the headlight. I can also now see the defects on the inside of the plastic.
Great product, get some and find a use for it.
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