Plastic dash clean up
Pro
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: North Bay Ontario
I've looked at the McQuire's Plastex (I think that's the right spelling) on the shelf at the local auto parts store. It is recommended for restoring clear headlight plastic, signals, sidemarkers from a 'yellowed' state to more like new. I think I read that it was okay for interior hard plastic too, but figured I didn't want to be the one to test it! Anyone tried this stuff?
Instructor
Joined: Apr 2008
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I've looked at the McQuire's Plastex (I think that's the right spelling) on the shelf at the local auto parts store. It is recommended for restoring clear headlight plastic, signals, sidemarkers from a 'yellowed' state to more like new. I think I read that it was okay for interior hard plastic too, but figured I didn't want to be the one to test it! Anyone tried this stuff?
For the black rubbery coating there was a thread around here with people using Plasti-Dip aerosol, and/or the Plasti-Dip spray electrical tape aerosol, to repaint...if its in bad shape
Otherwise look for some 303 Aerospace Protectant http://www.303products.com/
