(23304) 210 Plastic Cleaner/Polish - 14 fl. oz. Aerosol

Great product, restores the look, finish and shine of plastic and plexiglass, and provides a protective coat. Clean the surface first with an alcohol wipe, spray a light coat and polish. It is not cheap but a little goes a long way.

It's not everyday you buy a product that far exceeds your expectations. This one did! Wow, what an amazing product. Used it on my boats clears and wing doors and it blew me away with how effective it was and easy to use. Apply a fine mist. Use a very soft cloth like microfiber and buff in a circular pattern. Flip the rag and one final light pass and your done. If you have a scratch or scuff work it with a little more product and focus on the area with a little more pressure. I wouldn't expect it to miracle and bring back a completely abused clear but surely far exceeded my expectations. New life customer of 210. Name doesn't do this stuff justice. Why isn't thus in every store?!

Works better than Plexus.

I have a 9-year-old hard-side pop-up camper that has acrylic "bubble" style windows. The windows have become quite weathered and aren't "crystal clear" anymore. I was hoping to buy a product that would polish them so that they don't appear "foggy". This didn't help with the problem at all. I spent a lot of time and effort trying to buff them to nice level of clarity, but there was no difference when I was done.However, it was a safe and effective cleaner to use on them. I can recommend it for that purpose.I may try the "scratch remover" product and see if that helps, but I'm more skeptical now because this product didn't even provide a slight improvement. But it may not be the product's fault, if the reason the windows aren't clear is due to something like degradation of the plastic due to UV light or something. Maybe there isn't a way to restore my windows other than to replace them.

My son plays hockey, he likes to wear a bubble face mask. he sweats a lot when he plays which causes the shield to fog up. We tried the old buff the dish soap into the shield trick, however, this didn't work well either. On a reddit forum for hockey players I asked what other hockey players are using. One commentor wrote he was a equipment manager for D1 colleges. He said they used this spray on all the players visors/shields. I ordered a can and gave it a try. The spray does seem to work better then buffing in dish soap according to my son.

Easy to use,cleans well,noticeable difference in before and after .I used on my headlights.Its only been a couple of months so not sure how well ot is going to protect yet.

Works great, and the big draw was low price. They just raised it by $10+ per can, so it is now as stupid expensive as Plexus. Way to drive your customers off.

Used it for years on my plastic windows on my canvas keeping it looking clear.