repair scratches on plastic, window visors for example

has anyone encountered trying to repair it?? i found the products novus and janvil, but i never used them nor knew anyone that did. i was hoping maybe someone here might of or knows a way to repair them, light or some deep sratches. let me know. thanks!!

I buffed out my window visors with Plastix. It made the scratches less visible. I'm sure it would make it look better if I did it a few more times.

Ain't yours painted homie?
 
Jus repaint them?
or is it not that easy?

i was thinkin ot plastix yesterday, but i cant find mine. ill look again. anymore suggestions

ant, try hitting up the paint supply stores like meza or tri city they should be able to find something for you. if not, try calling a legit detail place and ask what they use.

[quote=PANCAKES!;209188]Ain't yours painted homie?
 
Jus repaint them?
or is it not that easy?[/quote]
 
nah, its for a wing i got for my wagon
 
[quote=DaygoVIP619;209220]ant, try hitting up the paint supply stores like meza or tri city they should be able to find something for you. if not, try calling a legit detail place and ask what they use.[/quote]
 
ill call around

you have a wagon ?   i wanna see ;P , also plastx is the stuff .. but for deep stratches I dunno

^^^ill post up as soon as slap some stuff on, right now its at the paint shop getting reshot. once it comes out and i put everything on ill post it

Coo ... what kind of wagon ?  like a 68-70 style ?   thats the only wagon I see you inside of hahaha
 
 
caddy still forsale !

^^LOL! you crazy. just an accord wagon

ohh I got cha ... you gotta keep the old school thug bone look Ant ... but I am a post ***** imma keep a look out for this thread later

if you need some plast-x come by the shop i got a whole bottle you can use

^^^nice!! thanks bro

aluminum polish works wonders escpecially for deep scratches on a buff pad.

[quote=antbo;209171]has anyone encountered trying to repair it?? i found the products novus and janvil, but i never used them nor knew anyone that did. i was hoping maybe someone here might of or knows a way to repair them, light or some deep sratches. let me know. thanks!![/quote]
 
Novus is a great product. We use all the time at work. For deep cuts you'll need to sand it down starting with lets say 220 grit and work your way up to lets say 1000 or higher. Then use the Novus 3 and work your way down to Novus 1 and then polish with a soft cloth using any plastic polish such as Brillianize. 
 
Good Luck!

[quote=Orataro;216130]Novus is a great product. We use all the time at work. For deep cuts you'll need to sand it down starting with lets say 220 grit and work your way up to lets say 1000 or higher. Then use the Novus 3 and work your way down to Novus 1 and then polish with a soft cloth using any plastic polish such as Brillianize. 
 
Good Luck![/quote]
 
 
then (depending on the original) you hit it with some house of kolor clear coat and it'll look brand new. 
 
that's how the body shops do it. 
 
if you're going to go through the trouble of using a sander, i think you can get away without using the novus and head directly to the polish

Not sure on any brand names but look for some motorcycle visor polish. To keep it looking good and somewhat resistant to scratches get a body shop to clear them.