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Guire'S Plastic Cleaner Professional Detailing And

This post (Ill cover the claycorrectionceramic in another post, and the black plastic in another post) will focus on the soft top windows which arent often mentioned on this sub, probably because most Jeep owners dont pay for professional detailing and most convertibles with soft windows dont see intensive use - there simply arent a lot of plastic soft top windows being corrected.

Keep in mind that a set of new windows from Jeep is only around 200, so paying a pro may not make sense for some owners, even though a pro could probably do the job I did (maybe 60-90 minutes) in 15 minutes, especially with a rotary.

I used a microfiber pad from Griots and a Porter-Cable DA for this job, wiping down with fresh microfibers, using each square (folded in quarters or sixths) one time.

The PlastX really doesnt have an odor, the Plastic Polish is the second worst smelling detail product Ive encountered, just after the mean wheel cleaners that are out there.

Overall, I found both the PlastX and Plastic Polish to be slow, but effective.

I could visibly see progress each time I wiped off the residue.

I used a technique similar to correcting paint, dabbing 4 pea size dots of product on my pad, applying that to the window, then spreading on speed 1 and correcting on 5-6 with a bit of pressure.

I did have a towel backing the window which might have effected how much pressure was actually applied.

I understand that this may be due to technique and Id love to hear any feedback.

The PlastX could be used without the Plastic Polish, but it simply is not very effective at getting the mirror clear finish that the Plastic Polish provided.

I think the PlastX could be used by hand on small defects, but I do not think anyone would want to use this for large areas, such as entire windows, but hand.

Overall I was pleased with both products even though I expected them to work quicker than they did.

Slow progress is often encountered by us amateurs because we either have unreal expectations, poor technique, or both.

I only tried the blue because I was trying to speed things up.

The car sat outside for 10 years without any use (not in direct sunlight though), and when I decided to restore the car mechanically, I started using the PlastX on the back window.

Amazed at how much it cleaned up the yellow tinge, and a lot of the scratches, but I am still afraid that if I put the top down, for the first time in 10 years, the rear window will crack.

Do you think PlastX restores malleability level 2 April 2019 ROTM Winner Original Poster 2 points 1 year ago I doubt it.

Get it nice and hot and then test the fold Continue this thread level 1 3 points 1 year ago Plast-X works great on motorcycle windshields and helmet shields as well.

Ive had similar amazing results with PlastX but they ended up being temporary.

I also didnt polish as thoroughly as you so maybe my application just needs to be better.

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