Plastic cleaner
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Racer
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Plastic cleaner
I have never used plastic cleaner. Is it better to use a plastic cleaner on headlights, taillights and gauges? If so which brand? Or just use a little soap and water, then dry down with a MF towel.
Last edited by bugn; Jun 4, 2007 at 03:23 PM.
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If the taillamps and headlamps are in new or good condition, consider Plexus or DP's Plex-all. Both have UV protectants and lightly polish the lenses to keep them looking new. If lens have faded, we have two kits that can help to make them "almost new" and they include a sealant also.
Best part of the two products used for upkeep, they can be used on tinted windows, and guages to keep them looking new also.
Best part of the two products used for upkeep, they can be used on tinted windows, and guages to keep them looking new also.
Thread Starter
Racer
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 495
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If the taillamps and headlamps are in new or good condition, consider Plexus or DP's Plex-all. Both have UV protectants and lightly polish the lenses to keep them looking new. If lens have faded, we have two kits that can help to make them "almost new" and they include a sealant also.
Best part of the two products used for upkeep, they can be used on tinted windows, and guages to keep them looking new also.
Best part of the two products used for upkeep, they can be used on tinted windows, and guages to keep them looking new also.
Thanks, They are almost new.
I'll check these products out on autogeek.net.
