If you have some light scratches in clear plastic what the recommended way to buff them out? I don't wanna put anything on them that will melt/yellow the plastic.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

Unfortunatly nothing if its plastic used for windows.

The only thing that works for a while is replacement.

 

Meguires PlastiX - made for the job!

 

as said meguires.
nuts:dont know where u got ur info but its wrong,aircraft passenger windows are plastic and need to be polished,civvies use meguires whereas we use something i havent seen in civvy street,but its called plastic polish,use it the same way u would polish ur car with a very nice smooth cloth

 

Im thinking he means perspex ???? Nothing I have seen will remove the scratches in soft perspex.

 

nuts,seriously,aircraft passenger windows dont amount to much! plastic polish WILL do it!

 

Only thing I can think of would be either rear lights/indicators or headlight covers.

 

I dare say they don't but they don't go up and down in runners, or have slider mechanisms scratching the fcuk out of them though, do they..... ?

I'd love to know what he's on about just out of curiosity

Its one of my next mods on this car, but hated them with a passion on my last one, because they scratched sooo easily.

 

sliding mechanisms?what like the blinds fitted to them?or ice in a cloud at 20000 feet to scratch them?etc etc....they DO get scratched,a LOT!

 

Headlight protectors!

 

you bufty

Wire wool

 

I was right

 

wire wool!!