Location: Dagenham Essex
Posts: 11,215
I'm Allen.
Location: Surrey
Posts: 549
I'm Graham.
I use the following for all plastic scratches and it is superb to restoring TT lids as well as vehicle plastics such as instrument covers, headlights, taillights.
MEGUIAR’S MIRROR GLAZE PLASTIC CLEANER (NO. 17);
followed by
MEGUIAR’S MIRROR GLAZE PLASTIC POLISH (NO. 10)
See descriptions in following
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/pdf/20...l/Cat18479.pdf
It lasts for years (10 yr +) so is well worth th investment.
Dont be frightened to use Brasso if you have some in the cupboard .
A few days ago I tried some on my Aiwa AP2200 lid . It came up really nice .
A slightly damp cloth to rub it on with , dont forget the elbow grease but dont crack the lid either !
Then a nice clean microfibre cloth to polish off
Just try a small patch on the side first , if you are wary
I only ride 'em, I don't know what makes 'em work
Weekend Bump
Cheers Lee
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Location: Middlesex, UK
Posts: 4,481
I'm Alex.
Strange, working here
Spendorman
After some advice I have polished the lid and oiled the plinth and that has made a large difference to the appearance
Cheers Lee
Location: Middlesex, UK
Posts: 4,481
I'm Alex.
Oh yes, it does look very nice now.
Just out of interest, what did you use?
Spendorman
Its come up nice Lee!!!
You have made me want to get my old PL A35 out and buff her up !
Seeing as how I need to rid myself of a few , according to the other half
I only ride 'em, I don't know what makes 'em work