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Number: 1198
From: asc709
Date: Wed Sep 4, 2002 10:00 am
Subject: Re: Regarding the rag top plastic cleaning and polishing product...
Body:
That stuff is great, I used it on my glasses (when I wore them), the
rear windows of the top, the insrument panel cover, CD's, watch
faces. It really is "magic".
***Hint***hint*** the back of the bottle says something about using
Blue Magic metal polish to bring out a shine. I used it on my GT's
headlights and it cleared them up! If your courageous you can try
using that too.
BTW, they sell these items at Autozone for $5 or so.
Robert
--- In ascmclaren@y..., Marquis Grove <infosyssec@y...> wrote:
> The window cleaner I used was called :
>
> Plastic & Plexiglass Cleaner and Light Scratch Remover
>
> I know... quite a big name for such a little bottle.
>
> It is by a company called BLUEMAGIC
>
> Comes in a white bottle with a blue label - in the 8 ounce size
>
> The reason I decided to try it ( since I had nothing to lose ) was
that it claimed :
> "Cleans and removes hairline scratches and hazing from al plastic
and plexiglass surfaced"
>
> The key thing is to follow their instructions for applying it :
> " Shake well. Pour onto clean cotton or terry cloth applicator
or towel. Rub thoroughly onto
> surface. Remove with a clean portion of application and wipe dry. "
>
> " Make sure surface is free from abrasive dirt or particles
before polishing " - so do an
> initial pre-cleaning to make sure the road grit is not on the
window before using this product...
> which only makes sense, because you don't want to have road grit on
the window being ground into
> the plastic while you are trying to polish it.
>
> The Blue Magic Inc, company is located in Cleveland, Ohio, 44128
and I found this product in our
> local Pep Boys... but it may be found in other automotive stores or
even possibly on the Internet
> somewhere.
>
> I am not sure how much the bottle cost... but it was less then
$10.00 and worth every penny !
>
> Hope this info helps.
>
> Marquis Grove
>
>
>
> --- dlightnin@a... wrote:
> > What is the name of this magic pollish. I could use some.
> >
> > Lightnin' Dave
> >
>
>
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