Restoring a clear lexan shell
- kenooze
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Restoring a clear lexan shell
Hi guy's
I got a clear and uncut RC10 B2 original shell.
But this one have some few faint scratches on it.
What I can do to remove it ?
Thanks for your best tips.
Cedric
I got a clear and uncut RC10 B2 original shell.
But this one have some few faint scratches on it.
What I can do to remove it ?
Thanks for your best tips.
Cedric
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Re: Restoring a clear lexan shell
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=14451&p=139317&hilit=Novus#p139317
The Novus stuff works. Ignore the nonsense about sanding, or else you'd need a LOT of stickers!
The Novus stuff works. Ignore the nonsense about sanding, or else you'd need a LOT of stickers!
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Re: Restoring a clear lexan shell
Especially for the "shop wear" type scratches or that dulling with time that happens with handling a dusty shell. For the deeper gouges related to running impacts, probably SOL.ROH73 wrote:I second the Novus products...they just about work miracles.
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Re: Restoring a clear lexan shell
Cedric, I have a NIP ( not B2 Sport ) one going to Jay soon for re-pop ( since they seem to be so hard to get )kenooze wrote:Hi guy's
I got a clear and uncut RC10 B2 original shell.
But this one have some few faint scratches on it.
What I can do to remove it ?
Thanks for your best tips.
Cedric
otherwise a light abrasive like polishing compound, or per-wax cleaner can help a bunch- or plastic lense polish
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Re: Restoring a clear lexan shell
In a pinch, toothpaste works as a heavy scratch remover and Pearl Drops for finer scratches.
Once you use the Novus system though, you won't need anything else. I use it after clear coating models for the final rub and polish, and it can't be beat.
By the way, when using any of these polishes out there for plastics, be sure to use a microfiber or clean terry towel to apply. In many situations, the rag you use can take scratches out but add them right back in as you work the polish. Clean, free of debris and lint, and if you can don't wash them with fabric softener (it leaves a residue in the towel that streaks).
HTH

By the way, when using any of these polishes out there for plastics, be sure to use a microfiber or clean terry towel to apply. In many situations, the rag you use can take scratches out but add them right back in as you work the polish. Clean, free of debris and lint, and if you can don't wash them with fabric softener (it leaves a residue in the towel that streaks).
HTH
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Re: Restoring a clear lexan shell
I bought a Novus kit on the Bay, I will test it asap.
May Reggie will help me too ???
May Reggie will help me too ???
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Re: Restoring a clear lexan shell
yeah the novus kits are great cedric, ive been using them for years 

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