Polishing center console???
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Polishing center console???
ive been pondering the idea of polishing the glossy black plastic on the center console of my 2010 GLK for a couple of days now...
...like a polish and a final wax...(something along those lines)...but since its not paint (or I think its not), has anyone here done something like that?
I also have a Martin & Co. guitar polish spray that works great on mostly all painted surfaces, if this might work (for any of you guitar players out there)...
theres hardly any scratches... I would just like to bring back the luster of it and I don't want to try anything stupid like compounds or abrasives that will otherwise scratch the surface.
...like a polish and a final wax...(something along those lines)...but since its not paint (or I think its not), has anyone here done something like that?
I also have a Martin & Co. guitar polish spray that works great on mostly all painted surfaces, if this might work (for any of you guitar players out there)...
theres hardly any scratches... I would just like to bring back the luster of it and I don't want to try anything stupid like compounds or abrasives that will otherwise scratch the surface.
Last edited by erlomd; 04-04-2013 at 02:53 AM.
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ive been pondering the idea of polishing the glossy black plastic on the center console of my 2010 GLK for a couple of days now...
...like a polish and a final wax...(something along those lines)...but since its not paint (or I think its not), has anyone here done something like that?
I also have a Martin & Co. guitar polish spray that works great on mostly all painted surfaces, if this might work (for any of you guitar players out there)...
theres hardly any scratches... I would just like to bring back the luster of it and I don't want to try anything stupid like compounds or abrasives that will otherwise scratch the surface.
...like a polish and a final wax...(something along those lines)...but since its not paint (or I think its not), has anyone here done something like that?
I also have a Martin & Co. guitar polish spray that works great on mostly all painted surfaces, if this might work (for any of you guitar players out there)...
theres hardly any scratches... I would just like to bring back the luster of it and I don't want to try anything stupid like compounds or abrasives that will otherwise scratch the surface.
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A long time ago I had a 19' blue metalflake Checkmate boat that I'd usually give a quick wax job with Pledge. Worked fine but the lemon smell attracted bees.
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