I have built some acrylic parts for an underwater video rig and use a 3 stage polish for removing light to heavy scratches and clearing up areas that have been routed out. The #1 spray is just a cleaner/polish and is extremely effective in this application. Below are also some examples of what the 3 stage polish and lots of elbow grease can do.the panther wrote:You folks are the Best , This forum works . You ask a question here and people REspond. Very cool
what do you do with that?Empty V wrote:
I have built some acrylic parts for an underwater video rig and use a 3 stage polish for removing light to heavy scratches and clearing up areas that have been routed out. The #1 spray is just a cleaner/polish and would really well for this application. Below are also some examples of what the 3 stage polish and lots of elbow grease can do.
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EDIT: It's been custom designed to detect anal probes and implode them.korbeano89 wrote:what do you do with that?
Pwnin O’Brien wrote:This stuff is great on clear plastic, it polishes out small scratches and such. It's an awesome polish for clear plastics, I've used it for a while and I love it. It's probably also good for the wood trim.