Quixx Xerapol Acrylic Scratch Remover (50g polish/1 cloth/2 sandpaper)

I used this on an expensive amplifier on the display screen which managed to splash super glue on, this left little blobs of glue which when trying to remove left some scratches.I thought I would give this a go but trying it on something else first seemed to work well, using the sanding paper first which fogged the entire screen with light scratches the paste completely removed them, the scratches and some blobs of glue remained so I went over it again with a bit more confidence.Put a bit of effort in and take your time, this stuff does work.All the scratches and glue are now gone so more than happy with this product.

Good product

Absolutely amazing. Removed a deep scratch using the paste with the 1500 grade sandpaper provided in the box on my clear Acrylic display case for a car model I own. Excellent stuff. Highly recommended 💯%

Ok but no better than a clean up with T Cut. at a lot less money,

Poor product

Works fantastically well. I managed to scratch my acrylic distro plate in my custom watercooling loop when I slipped holding a fitting, and this kit has made it good as new again. The scratches were somewhat deep so I had to work at it with the sandpaper for a while, but the polishing compound completely removes the cloudiness left by the sandpaper and makes it shine. Would definitely recommend.

If you are anal about scratches, they will still be there under light, but if you are further than 10cm it's almost impossible to notice.I've bought a PS4 that wasn't well cared, and it's top piano black part was all scratched, with some very nasty deep scratches. Gave it a try, and I didn't believe the results, the scratches are "almost" gone.I've posted pictures of before, during ( I've sanded it down to remove some of the deeper scratches ) and after.I've gotta say, during the sanding part, I was scarred. It got opaque, and ... well... scratched, worst than it was to be honest, but using it, and polishing it, it got really smooth.* How to use *If you have a deep scratch, sand it down ( test before in a non visible part )Apply a bit on a cotton ball, or soft microfiber towel ( DON'T USE PAPER TOWELS OR ANY OTHER PAPER )Make circular motions, for a while. 2-3minutes.Wait for a minute after.Buff it out with a clean microfiber or clean under water ( don't use paper towels )Rinse and repeat for better results.In my specific scenario (ps4 hdd cover), the plastic is VERY soft, rubbing it with a paper towel scratches it, so all the job had to be done with cotton. I've tried with paper towel, and had to re-polish it.Overall, it is an excellent product, but please do test it out in a non-visible part if possible. There are hard plastics and soft plastics, it will be different depending on it.

My Son had accidentally got quite a deep knife scratch in a very important cap which he needed to be perfect again for work in a few days time. After reading a lot of reviews on all the different scratch removal products on Amazon, we eventually went for this bottle by Quixx; although still unsure if it would actually work on this specific plastic.Thankfully it arrived the following day (thanks to Prime, which I am still trying to get used to) and when my Son arrived home for his long weekend leave, he got straight to work. Unfortunately he hasn’t go the patience to put much effort in to it, and so delegated this very important job to his sister 😂😂She spent a good hour constantly applying the cream and rubbing with the cloth enclosed in the box, building up layer after layer and eventually it did look good. There was no way he was going to risk using the little sand paper pieces on this kind of plastic, so just the cloth did the job. You could still kind of see a faint scratch if you knew you were looking for it, but hopefully he will pass inspection.So, if you are willing to put a good amount of time into the job in hand, then this is probably the best stuff to do it with. Sadly I didn’t take any photos to show you.