Meguiar's Clear Plastic Polish #10 Mirror Glaze Removes Scratches Meguiars Nos on 2040-parts.com
Davison, Michigan, US
Meguiar's #10 Clear Plastic Polish 8 oz.
This is ''new old stock'' - excess inventory. Bottles are new, not used, but may be old packaging.
- Removes fine scratches, cloudiness and stubborn oxidation
- non-abrasive formula
- will not dry white
- eliminates static from all new or like new clear plastics
- paintable
- Methods of application: hand, orbital, d/a polisher
Free shipping offer only to US. Please use the shipping calculator for international shipping.
Note: Not for use on painted surfaces, coated plastic surfaces, or LCD or navigational system displays.
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