Restore clarity and shine to plastic and acrylic surfaces with Autosol Acrylic Polish. Specially f...Restore clarity and shine to plastic and acrylic surfaces with Autosol Acrylic Polish. Specially formulated to remove fine scratches, haze, and discoloration from acrylic, Perspex, and other plastic materials. Removes fine scratches & cloudiness, restores optical clarity and shine. Ideal for acrylic, Plexiglas, Perspex & plastic windows. Features an anti-static & non-abrasive formula and is trusted German-made quality. Perfect for use on motorcycle windshields, convertible rear windows, helmet visors, acrylic furniture, boat windows, display cases and more. To use: apply a small amount with a soft cloth, rub in circular motions, and buff with a clean, dry cloth for a crystal-clear finish. Not suitable for coated or painted plastics.
This guide is for anyone looking to restore clarity and shine to acrylic and plastic surfaces using Autosol Acrylic Polish. The polish effectively removes fine scratches and haze, bringing back a crystal-clear finish. Keep in mind that this product is not suitable for coated or painted plastics.
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Model Part Number
598082
Brand
Autosol
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FAQs
What surfaces can I use Autosol Acrylic Polish on?
You can use it on acrylic, Plexiglas, Perspex, and other plastic materials.
Is this product suitable for use on car headlights?
No, this product is not designed for use on coated or painted plastics, including most car headlights. However, it can be used on the plastic covers of motorcycle headlights.
How do I apply the polish?
Apply a small amount with a soft cloth, rub in circular motions, and buff with a clean, dry cloth.
How often should I use the polish?
Use the polish as needed when you notice scratches or cloudiness on the surface. The frequency depends on the usage and condition of the item.
Can I use this on my phone screen?
No, it is not recommended for use on phone screens, as most phone screens have coatings that this product may damage.
What should I do if the polish doesn't remove the scratches?
For deeper scratches, you may need to apply more pressure and repeat the process. If the scratches are too deep, the polish might not be able to remove them completely.
How do I clean the application cloth?
Rinse the cloth with water and let it air dry. Ensure the cloth is clean before each use to prevent introducing debris that could scratch the surface.
Troubleshooting
Polish not removing scratches.
Ensure you are using enough polish and applying adequate pressure in circular motions. For deeper scratches, multiple applications may be required.
Surface appears hazy after polishing.
Make sure to thoroughly buff the surface with a clean, dry cloth after applying the polish. Ensure no polish residue remains.
Product not working on a specific plastic.
Verify the plastic is not coated or painted, as the product is not designed for these surfaces. Test in a small, inconspicuous area first.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effectively removes fine scratches and cloudiness.
Restores optical clarity and shine.
Suitable for a variety of acrylic and plastic surfaces.
Easy to apply and use.
Provides a crystal-clear finish.
Cons
Not suitable for coated or painted plastics.
May require multiple applications for deep scratches.
Results may vary depending on the severity of damage.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the surface is clean and free of loose debris.
Apply a small amount of Autosol Acrylic Polish to a soft cloth.
Rub the polish onto the surface in circular motions, applying gentle pressure.
Continue rubbing until the scratches and haze are removed.
Buff the surface with a clean, dry cloth to achieve a crystal-clear finish.
Compatibility:
Suitable for acrylic, Plexiglas, Perspex, and various plastic materials.
Not suitable for coated or painted plastics.
Care:
Store in a cool, dry place.
Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.
Test on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility.