Can we use this compound on slightly scratched acrylic kitchen benchtops?
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Yes, but getting scratches out of anything usually requires many steps. Start with a wet-type sandpaper. How fine depends on the scratches you're starting with. After one type, go to a finer, until you reach at least #600 grit. Then I go to TurtleWax Rubbing Compound, then this Polishing Compound. It's all easy OR complicated. There are books on this topic. IF you use an electric buffer on acrylic, keep speed low or you'll melt it. Short answer to your question is Yes and good luck.
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Sorry I don't know. You might try to lightly scrape and then try to polish with a soft scrub pad
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I need to use an abrasive cleaner. If you are trying to avoid the scratching you might try a product similar to SoftScrub with vinegar mixed in.
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Hi, this kit is for clear coat scratches and bird droppings that have eaten into the clear coat. It would not be effective on deeper scratches or chips.
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I Don't know either. This really doesn't eliminate scratches, it's seems safe to use as soft polisher. I agree with the other comment.
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I used this on a bathroom vessel sink countertop(teak)...but i put over several coats of tung oil as that was my initial plan. It is 100% water/toothpaste etc proof. As far as scratches, I don't know if anything can protect wood from that...what application are you thinking that would expose it to scratching...
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There's some already on it, but you should buy some Arctic Silver to increase performance. Just scrape off the original paste and apply the new compound.
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No it wont. It will work only on glass surface. Using it on acrylic would scratch it probably.
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Sorry, I have only used this on a one piece bathroom sink top, that was acrylic. It worked fine on that. I dabbed it on like nail polish and blotted it with a tissue to remove the excess. Good luck!
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I highly doubt it. But, use at your own risk. As I said before, it depends on the severity of the scratch AND the type of plastic you are polishing. At any rate, if you do try it, always rub gently to avoid adding more scratches. I am thinking that the LCD TV screens are covered/coated with some kind of special plastic that is either resistant or sensitive to the Novus polish. Again, I don't think it would be good to do that. The frame, however, has a chance. You should start a gentle rub with #3 and see if you get some results. Then apply #2.
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Yes, ma'am, it will work! I also have a flat glass stove-top and have had no problems with scratches. The bottom of the pan IS speckled like the rest of the outside of the pan, but it's coated well enough that it won't cause scratches. Hope you love it as much as I do! :)
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Yes, you can. I used metal utensils in all my hard anodized pots and pan and never had any problems with scratches.
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hi tom, polishing a granite top is in itself risky. if the seams are uneven, don't. if the bonding agent is sticking up, that would work. the color will not penetrate a hardened, sealed granite. it has to be gouged out and refilled with the right color compound. sorry, no real good news! mike
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I have used it on my glass stovetop without any scratches. I have used it on lots of things without ever a scratch..
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Yes --you could but it has a very high sheen -glass like in a short period of time it would show scratches pretty bad. There is epoxy table top finishes that are a two part system that have a lot hard and more durable finish for long term. I hope this helps --I have worked with wood finishes for many years and this information has come from experiences some pain staking.
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No. I actually used it on plastic and it made it a bit worse and don't use Meguiar's plastx it can ruin plastic too. If they are light scratches the best thing I found, especially for dark plastics, is Meguiar's Deep Crystal Carnuba Wax. It does not get rid of the scratches but it does help make them a bit less noticeable.
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I have only used on my laminate counter tops...perhaps try it on a tiny portion and see.