Meguiar's PlastX Clear Plastic Cleaner & Polish - Revive Cloudy, Hazy, and Lightly Scratched Plastics, Restore Clarity - 10 Oz

Hey there, let me tell you about Meguiar's PlastX - the game-changer for all things plastic! This stuff works wonders on headlights, taillights, soft top windows, you name it. Say goodbye to scratches, cloudiness, yellowing, and oxidation - this 10 oz. bottle is like magic in a container!I seriously can't get enough of this product. It's so easy to use, and the results are mind-blowing. My headlights went from dull to dazzling in minutes! I love how it removes all those annoying imperfections, making everything look brand new.If you're looking to spruce up your car or any plastic surfaces, I highly recommend Meguiar's PlastX. It's a total game-changer, and I can't imagine my life without it now. Trust me, you won't regret giving this a try!

I have a Can-Am Spyder motorcycle. I JUST purchased and installed a new windshield that was not an inexpensive upgrade to this bike. As it happened, I large rock hit my plexiglass windshield at about 70mph and caused three major scratches. Distressed of course as this was brand new and then this happened. The new windsheild did its job however, and that is why its on the bike to begin with. I caught a glimpse of the rock and it was about 3 inches wide and hat that hit me, definitely would have caused a significant injury with the force at which it hit. Its has taken some effort, but it this product was quite amazing. The abrasive used is not too harsh so it did not cloud the plexiglass at all. Each time I used it, it wiped off easily and completely and I could see a difference in getting the scratches removed. The scratches are getting removed more and more as I use the product, wipe it off and repeat the process. The area around the scratches is also highly polished and I am thinking that I will use it to take care of even the smallest nick. Have always trusted Mequiars products and this one is no exception, especially for the price. I am VERY picky about that bike and what I use on it. This is a product that I will keep for this appliction. I am a huge fan of 3M products as well and that is my standard for judgement.Quite honestly, the 3M product I used for this application, which is also amazing...just got retired in favor of this product. As well, that rock also hit my fender before slamming into my windshield. Used this same product. Scratches on the fender are gone, like they were never there. Of course, you might want to try a very small area in an inconspiquous place, which you should do with any product that removes scratches, but I would wager you will find this is a fabulous product and will not harm or mar your plastic painted surfaces where the color is mixed in or on your plexiglass/plastics.

Meguiar's recommends you use their least aggressive product that gets the job done. That sounds reasonable, but what if trial and error at your expense is not a good strategy for you? In that case, start with Plastx. Why? Because Meguiar's M10 Clear Plastic Polish does no scratch removing at all, and M17 Clear Plastic Cleaner removes scratches only if you have great reserves of time, energy and patience.My cell phone's screen was buffed by years of wear in my pocket. It's an old LG slider phone with clear plastic over the screen, not a gorilla-glass-protected smart phone. It had both fine scratches and a partially worn off anti-glare coating. Fine scratches polish away fairly easily with PlastX applied with a microfiber cloth. If you're a perfectionist then you can fill in any slight imperfections with M10 and get a deeper, richer gloss. PlastX is only fair for removing the anti-glare coating. The coating yielded after 2-3 dozen applications and a lot of rubbing. The result is a screen that is clearer than it was when new because there is no anti-glare coating to distort the image on the screen. Depending on the lighting there will be more glare after using PlastX because the screen is so smooth. I'd rather have occasional glare than a cloudy screen. After restoration the screen will collect new scratches, and PlastX is great for maintaining the screen.I don't recommend PlastX to remove the anti-glare and anti-wear coatings on prescription eyeglasses. Armour Etch is a better product for removing coatings, although the maker doesn't recommend it. But you had better believe the reviewers of Armour Etch who warn you not to rub it on. If you have scratches after using Armour Etch then PlastX is the next step.I tried Armour Etch and Meguiar's products on an old pair of prescription eyeglasses that were so compromised by degraded coatings and fine scratches that I had nothing to lose. Scratches remained on my eyeglasses after Armour Etch removed the coatings. Meguiar's M17 took forever to have a slight effect on the scratches. PlastX worked a lot faster. I applied PlastX with a microfiber cloth and buffed off the residue with a microfiber cloth. It took repeated applications of PlastX to get the desired result. Now my eyeglasses aren't like new, but they're useful again for distance vision. PlastX is too mild to have a noticeable impact on the prescription. It isn't aggressive enough to remove deep scratches completely, but if it was then it would probably alter the prescription. I don't use the bifocal part of these glasses because the bifocal prescription is obsolete.PlastX doesn't have a strong odor. It is neater to work with than either M10 or M17 which are runny liquids. PlastX hasn't been great in my experience, but it has been good. In Meguiar's defense they never intended for it to be used on cell phones and eyeglasses. Four stars.