Refurbing plastic

[juadjee]

ph okay I missed the funny part "show polish" sorry

Razak sb: I think you were referring to shoe polish, right?

Madhouse: Were you also talking about liquid Shoe Polish? or is there a diff product called Liquid Show Polish?

[margallar]

So the plastic remains the way you showed in the last picture - even after the Formula spray dries off?

the spray had not dried completely in the last pic. but still when you compare with the first pic you will see that most of those white grains are gone. after drying it got a slightly matte effect.

if you dont believe it then rub the same part of your car with your finger after cleaning it with anything. you will see dust on your finger. the rubber takes a thin layer of decayed plastic off

[xzap042]

thanks for info. was looking for the same solution for my black ac grills on dash.

[razaksyed]

I would normally clean all dirty and apply a generous coat of 7-CF polish... allow ample time to dry in dirt free envirenment and remove excess using a cotton cloth. Works well for me

[margallar]

I would normally clean all dirty and apply a generous coat of 7-CF polish... allow ample time to dry in dirt free envirenment and remove excess using a cotton cloth. Works well for me

7-cf makes plastic glossy on the top but it does not really give it the essential oils. the best thing is formula 1 plastic polish or armour all polish wipes

[madhouse12]

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i have tried the shoe polish method and once it dries it doesnt rub off to ur clothes.

[margallar]

thats nice to know but still i dont think that it really moisturizes plastic