Can this product be used on trim and plastic parts like lights?
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Yes. no problem, but I don't use in plastic. I like more use Mother's Protectant 30 days of protection. Mike I love Mother's products. For exemple. I used Top Coat wonderful wax the supreme shine and protection.
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Sir; I did not use on trim or plastic. Says not recommended for use on flat,matte or satin finishes.
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Yes , i´ve used on black plasticsm ,lights( you can use that, but i preffer use PlastX ) and rubber plastic and therefore i need to say: this is the best wax that i´ve tried , just nothing also brilliant and protectant ,it does´nt not blemish or damage your plastics.
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I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked indoors when not in use. I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked... » Read More I don't know about the liquid because I used the paste version, but I see no reason why it couldn't. I would suggest reading the warnings on the label prior to purchasing the liquid. I use a product called Wipe-New for the black plastic trim. It is amazing stuff; costs about $20; offered by Amazon. I have used other products that are touted as being geared toward restoring the "black" in the plastic trim, but I haven't had much luck with them. Wipe-New is dyno-mite! The stuff works as advertised, lasting for month after month. Of course, it lasts longer if the vehicle is parked indoors when not in use. « Show Less
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Meguair's has a video about applying Ultimate Liquid Wax. Paste this into your browser's address line: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWE1s3dEHNk
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I have not tried this. Plus the product does not say you can use it for interior plastic. It works with exterior plastic though
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No you cannot trim this, it is thick hard plastic but if it is only a small amount that is not square, just use added silicone to fill the gaps, that should work, they give you a lot of it. The curve is slight, I don't have measuring tape but would say between 1/2" to 1". I hope this helps.
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For that type of material, i'm not sure, but it does wonders on car headlights. I tried to use it on a few scratches on my laptop, but it just shined it instead. Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but good luck.
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Yep, I used it on recessed lights, LED dimmable in my bathroom. The unit failed after about 6 months. I never got another. When it worked it was good.
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I am not sure how it does on black plastic. I would check the Collinite website but they do make other products. I have not used it on a car with black trim. Use sparingly- a little goes a long way.
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It works on a lot of different types of plastic but not all. Hope this helps you.
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Only very briefly. If you leave it on too long it would melt most plastics. A quick swipe will make it shinny actually.
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This light will cure any paint or epoxy that's effected by UV light. I imagine even regular polish would harden a little quicker(but then you're just getting unnecessary UV exposure).
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I've never tried it on plastic but think it would. It worked well on everything I used it on.
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Jelmar is the mfg and they have a list of FAQ's at this link http://jelmar.com/faq.htm We don't believe you can use the product on plastic but you will find your answer at the link
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I would say yes. In a small enough and light enough so you can use it on small parts certainly adequate for wood and plastic.
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Yep, no problem. I've used it on plastic as well as other materials. It is such a thin layer with rich metallic color that it works on almost any surface.
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I have used it on plastic housings and parts that contained plastic without any residual problems. Strongly suggest you wear safety gear while using it. Good good eye protection Is essential to prevent accidental splash back when using. Great product. Good luck
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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 used this on both plastic and glass lights. Ive also tested it on chrome both metal and plastic dipped. Tested it on an old door window from a car and it worked well. When using it on chrome or glass be sure to put very lite coats and i recommend a clear coat for long lasting shine. Duplicolor clear works very good. Hope this helped
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Probably - this treatment seems to work on most synthetic/plastic materials - not meant for metal