PLASTX Before and After

[scrub]

Here's a quick peek at a nice before and after pic of a pair of fog light lenses.

http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/694DSC019421-med.JPG

Dramatic difference. The car owner was floored. The other guys at the shop couldn't believe either. I did get someone interested in ordering product but no detail clients.

Now well see how long this lasts.

[2000]

great demenstration scrub!:xyxthumbs

[Mike Phillips]

Good Job scrub,

PlasticX works great at restoring dirty, stained, faded and oxidized plastics.

Mike

[gb387]

Nice demo! There is always a need for PlastX in the Garage, even make new plastic look "newer". Use it all the time.

[scrub]

Thanks for replies. Like I said earlier the owner was floored by the display. It took maybe ten minutes. I just hope the finish lasts for a few months.

I'll be posting his full car pics later. Not sure of year but its an old school Mustang with SS paint.

Thanks again!

[gb387]

Just wanted to add another PlastX Before and after...

I used a cotton terry towel to apply the PlastX and then remove it. I didn't spend a whole lot of time on it and it was hard to get around the "LS" but it sure looks better. Next time I will have to spend some more time on it.

BEFORE SHOT, this is after a good hand washing with Gold Class Shampoo:
http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/121DSC00541-med.JPG

After PlastX:
http://archive.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/121DSC00546-med.JPG

[ktlimq]

PlastX on black plastic?

I can I tell which one to use, PlastX or plastic dressings such as Gold Class Trim Detailer or NXT Protectant?

[Mad iX]

PlastX should only be used on clear plastic. You can use it on any shiny plastic bits, but not those with a matt finish like most trim. PlastX will make them glossy, which may not be an effect you want for grained trim.

[gb387]

Check this post out: http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5512&highlight=PlastX

Superior Shine used it on blue.

The trim on the car was once glossy... It looks like a clear plastic with black behind it.