Is there a way to remove scratches on a plastic meter face? I have an older rotator control box that was given to me and the direction meter has heavy scratching, making it very difficult to read. Is
Richard - you can buy polishing kits made for plastic - think the brand was Novis or Novus. For several years I've used Mothers brand "Mag and Aluminum Polish", available from Advance Auto Parts stor
Maguire's Plastic Polish works very well also...Avail. at most Napa Auto Parts stores... Randy N1KWF older or Weather Stations", and lot's more. Call Toll Free, 1-800-333-9041 with any questions and
Rick You didn't say what type of box you have, but if you are unsuccessful in eliminating the scratches, check your next local hamfest to pick up a rotor control head.....working or not. They are qui
Best thing I have found is "Plexus". Comes in a spray can and was originally developed for jet fighter canopies. It is marketed as a cleaner for eyeglasses. Use as directed on the can. The scratch wi
There are products made for polishing aircraft windshields. Nothing worse than landing into the sun with tiny scratches in the windshield. You could try mail order (e.g. Sporty's Pilot Shop, Aircraft
When I was in college, I worked for the physics department. We were fabricating adiabatic light pipes out of acrylic. Before we went to laser cutting, we would saw cut the acrylic, sand it, and then
I have used toothpaste to polish plastic. It does a good job of polishing but will not take out any real nicks or scratches but does a nice job of buffing up a clear plastic cover. Dan W8CAR -- Origi
At 07:23 AM 11/12/2004 -0800, Michael Tope wrote: When I was in college, I worked for the physics department. We were fabricating adiabatic light pipes out of acrylic. Before we went to laser cutting
It's the Best!- I used it 45 years ago on sports cars. However- I think the spelling needs checking. Bill At 07:57 AM 11/12/2004 -0500, Randy wrote: Maguire's Plastic Polish works very well also...Av