Has anyone used this on their hard plastics, soft plastics like the dashboard?
62013
No I have not the my dashboard is made of leather. I did buy the spray cleaner from this same brand and it says you can use it on plastic
583617
I've been using it on my black textured dashboard for several months now. The only physical damage that may occur is a sunspot. If you maintain your car occasionally slightly relocating The holder then this could be avoided
1679836
Should work, but wont suggest. Reason: more plastics inside are cancerous in hot regions - while your car heats up in summer
1292767
I would not recommend it for this type of repair. This would leave a very gritty texture and would not blend well with the smooth finish of your dashboard.
776565
I haven't used on plastic. I've used them on medium and hard mortuary wax and they work beautifully. I have also used on clay which is very soft and they are great for that too. Some of the tools ar dull which works great on soft clay and some are sharp and carve the hard wax very well. I hope this helps you out. HOnestly, this tool kit is a great investment. Best of luck!
1250810
I haven't tried such an application but I would guess it would only work if the dashboard was completely smooth like glass.
1896140
Not sure, have not tried it on plastic, all I know is that it did not work very well on removing or hiding scratches on my car.
1398835
I used the Loctite on plastic which did not hold due to heat. I would not recommend this to a friend.
2122765
It will make your rubber, plastic, look like new! Your headlighs will be protected too. Yes to the question. I love this stuff. Havent found anything you cannot put it on and make it look better. I wouldnt put it on a dash board. Good stuff will go on easy and come off easy. I tryed a different brand after using this one and I had to use alot of muscle to get it off my paint, and that was in garage in shade. Great product!!
1344919
I used Plasticoat for undercoating on the inner fenders and the bottom of my 50 Studebaker. It has more "plasticity" than undercoating, it is seemingly more durable. I personally think it has better adhesion than undercoating. I am going to do my rocker panel bottoms, the little strip that is below the chrome panel shortly. This does not have a "finished" look about it but it does look fairly decent as a trunk interior or for the bottom of the rocker panels. Do apply several coats for a good finish if you plan to use it on your nerf bars.....they should look pretty decent.
112208
I used it and it didn't dry completely clear like it said, and it peeled off after a while. It might work on your dashboard I would try it.
2106738
The dashboard could be damaged if it is not hard plastic dashboard. I've never encountered that problem and I really like the product, it does exactly what it says. Hope that helps.
583618
I don't think so, it's done with a suction cup. My dashboard is a plasticy material as well, but I actually stick it to my windshield. It's adjustable enough to be able to position it from either dash or windshield.
691773
I think you would be better off using an epoxy adhesive. This automotive GOOP is like rubber cement, and will bond materials together, but it isn't a very strong bond. An epoxy will do a much better job of permanently bonding the plastic.
1286203
Yes. I used this product in addition to silicone around the outside of the plastic covers.
147627
Pretty sure you can. We used this on the plexiglass on our race car and it's held up so far. 2yrs and counting.
980997
I should think so, as it is billed as a fine scratch remover. I had dropped some hand sanitizer on my console, which is a colored, shiny plastic. It discolored and matted the plastic. I used Novus 2 and it brought it back both in color and shine. (Be sure to use as directed and all should work well.) Awesome stuff!