NOVUSNOVUS-PK1-8 | Plastic Clean & Shine #1, Fine Scratch Remover #2, Heavy Scratch Remover #3 and Polish Mates Pack | 8 Ounce Bottles

Project Background:My darling husband purchased a used red Maytag front loading washer and dryer for me. Yay right? Wrong. As you can see from the customer images that I uploaded (the one with the blue strap across) they were beat to h***. Great. My old ones weren’t even in bad shape. I don’t even know how they would get that beat up. Anyway, there were scuffs all over, paint transfers from smacking walls, and scratches ranging from light scuffs to deep gouges on the doors especially. So needless to say when I purchased this product I had very little hope despite the reviews.I started off by wiping the set down with Windex, then used a toothbrush and Awesome cleaner (available at Dollar General for $1 and will clean just about anything) which removed the paint and any grime that was stuck on. Then I polished it down with Windex to remove the film left over by the Awesome. The after scrub pic can be seen in the scratched door image of the set.Then I went to work with the Novus. I started with 1 to clean any remaining lint, dust, etc. then used the 3, 2, 1 respectively per the instructions. The product is recommended to be buffed off and repeated as necessary. This wasn’t really doing much as you can see it was quite a job for the Novus. So I tried it my way next. I took the 1, sprayed then immediately wiped. Next I took the 3, squirted it in my hand and rubbed it all over the surface. I let it dry then wiped it off in a circular, buffing type motion. The product dries and wipes off like a dried powdery, chalky substance. Think thick wet chalk that has dried. I repeated this process with 2, then polished with 1.Results:I have uploaded 4 customer images. I am pretty amazed by the results. Now don’t get me wrong, this product does not defy logic. The really deep scratches were better but still visible from some angles. But as you can see from my customer images, overall it did a wonderful job on this washer and dryer.Ultimately my results exceeded my expectations. Well worth the 16 bucks in my opinion, as I have plenty left (this project only used about a couple ounces of 2 & 3 and a few spritzes of 1 when used quite liberally) to use around the house.Note: If you put it on coated surfaces (ie. the grey door trim or silver handle) it will not make the scratches disappear and will leave a hazy film behind. I just cleaned that up with a bit of Windex on a rag and it did not damage the surface in any way. Also worth mentioning, on the clear coated red finish of the set it did work, but not to the level of amazing that it worked on the clear front of the doors.Even if it doesn’t work for some deep, deep scratches or gouges, it is still worth the $$ because of its effectiveness on the medium to light stuff. I am perfectly happy and will be purchasing this stuff in bulk!

This stuff is great, I have an old turntable the dust cover had gotten dull. I wet sanded the top with 2000 grit sand paper, then used #2 Novus to polish the acrylic. It took about three polishings, but it turned out great, its clear again.

After using the Novus polish to remove the scratches and haze from my car's headlights, I have found that the product does work, but it requires much more work than they lead you to believe. If you've seen the short on-line video's of this stuff in use, they make it look way too easy. It's not as easy as 1-2-3. First, my headlights weren't real bad, just some light scratching and slight oxidation. I used a variable speed drill and a 3 inch Roloc foam attachment to apply the polish. I did not use the #3 because my lights weren't that bad so I only used the #2. I applied the polish using the drill on a somewhat slow speed and found that I needed to apply a good amount of pressure to really get the scratches out. I added a little more speed on the drill and did a second application, again putting a good amount of pressure on it. As long as I kept the applicator moving back and forth, the plastic lens did not get warm at all so no worry about melting the plastic, but I think the foam applicator helped with that. A wool or felt applicator may have been different with the heat. After about a good 15 minutes or more of application of the #2 polish, I let a good coat of the polish dry on the lens as per the instructions. Then buffed with the drill a dry cloth applicator. Instructions say that this is a crutial step to get good results. The lights definately looked much better and were much clearer. This stuff does work, but expect to do some work, especially if you have a lot of scratching. Deep scratches likely will not be removed, but will look much less visible. The #3 polish may be needed for lenses that are severely scratched and oxidized, and expect to do some work. Forget about doing this by hand for headlights. I would suggest removing your headlights before doing this if you plan on using it for that. Overall a good product, but plan on using some elbow grease.

I bought this kit for use with one of my hobbies of restoring old telephones. But it occurred to me that it would work on headlights. It took some work to polish them, but the kit worked better than anticipated. I highly recommend it, just make sure you have lots of rags for the polishing.

I don’t leave reviews on products I buy, but this product I will. I had some scratches on one of plastic trim on the side of my window on my Truck. I figured I would have to have it replaced. I looked up scratch removal and I came across this product. I’ll try it, if it works it’s cheaper than replacing the existing one on my truck. All I can say this product is amazing. Removed the scratches on the first application. The plastic actually looked better than before. I bought more of this product just in case it runs out of stock when I need it.

Works well enough. Takes several passes to get the desired affect. Just enough to do my entire jeep inside and out.

They work great! I highly recommend them!