Hazy Plastics, what do you guys use?

[Snopczynski]

So I got a brand new set of black plastics and took a warning label off. I used some acrysol on the adhesive for the label and now I have a nice hazy patch on my brand new fenders. I need something permanent to shine these things back up. I was thinking something like meguiars or 3m plastic polish. What do you guys do? Im not looking for something like armor all or silicone spray on them. I need a permanent solution to restore the surface.

[brugal]

I need a permanent solution to restore the surface.

 

I didnt know such a thing excisted.

[okbeast]

We've slowly heated plastics up with a small torch and it'll help take out stress marks that look hazy. Possibly try on this. But you can always polish it too.

[MacRacer1]

if you find something that works key let me know cause I could use something like that

[Snopczynski]

I found something, Lew Swan is going to paint them flat black.

[brugal]

I found something, paint .

 

haha, Yeah that'll work.

[vulvafan537240]

i would think that some rubbing compound and a buffer would do the trick

[SandShots]

i seeen some dude with some shiny black plastics and i asked him what paint he used. it was not paint, it was stock black plastics that were finely sanded down and polished with some compound. thatshit looked badasss.

[boise_banshee]

I will let the kitty out da bag........

 

Mcguiers Plastix Compound for Headlights. Microgrit, brings em to a deep shine and stays even after washes.

[BigMatt]

i second the torch, worked for me, some times I use turtle wax, it makes a nice shine.

[bigblockbanshee]

Heat gun. Much easier to control and moderate the heat. It's extremely easy to burn the plastic.

[Snopczynski]

Heat gun. Much easier to control and moderate the heat. It's extremely easy to burn the plastic.

If you use heat on a set of new plastics it will actually haze them and make them look less shiny than they were. Heat is for getting rid of stretch marks only!