XERAPOL PLASTIC SCRATCH REMOVAL POLISH IDEAL FOR CAR EXTERIORS/INTERIOR TRIM/HEADLAMPS ETC

It works and the sandpaper is useful. My car's plastic headlights were completely blurred and it's much better now. Waiting for weather to be a bit warmer but would recommend a power tool if the area is large. It's hard work rubbing and definitely need to pace the job. Don't try doing this all at once unless it's just a very small area.

Can't complain. Had 3 very noticeable scratches on my motorbike speedo. Took 15 mins of vigorous rubbing (oo-er etc), but got the main two reduced to being barely noticeable at all, and the third much reduced. Also got rid of some light scuffing on the bodywork from boots rubbing over the back of the bike when getting on.Not a matter of a quick wipe and all deep scratches disappear like magic, but it's certainly well worth doing to reduce or remove scratches with some elbow grease. The speedo looks lovely and shiny like new too.It works well, it's just not magic.

Purchased this after I stupidly cleaned the caravan window with a small hand brush which I believed soft enough but left scratches.Have gone out quiet gently and already the difference is quite amazing....will need another once over but all in all very pleased with this product.

Wrong item initially sent (description was wrong). Soon rectified and product OK.

I wasn't quite sure what I expected when treating some scratches on my plastic car headlights but the product did smooth the surface a bit but in order to make them a little more un-noticeable I found rubbing in a little petroleum jelly improved the finish look

Does what it says on the box, excellent finish on most plastics. Great on lights, indicators and screens - brings them back to like new. Not so good on bodywork scratches. Would recommend.

But was pleasantly surprised it actually works. I used it to remove a scratch on our fish tank. Will be using it on the car next.

I had a motorcycle makrolon fly screen which I wanted to sell. Where I had cleaned it with a sponge left very fine "ice skating" lines. I used this to polish the surface (with some elbow grease!) and on inspection under a bright light returned it to almost new. I didn't have to use the fine abrasive paper so can't comment on polishing out deeper scratches.