QUIXX10003 Acrylic Scratch Remover - Removes Scratches From Clear Acrylic and Plexiglas Surfaces On Cars, Motorcycles, Caravans, and Boats

This product does a remarkable job on surface scratches.

If you're looking to get rid of light scratches off any acrylic surface this stuff is the best and we've been using it for 10+ years (it was called Xeropol).We work with acrylics as our main business and we've used almost all possible scratch removers out there. For surface scratches, there isn't anything out there better. If you can feel the scratch with your nail, use the ultra-fine grit paper (wet & dry) that comes in the box to smoothen it out then a drop the sizes of a pea and work it in. You can remove a large scratch in minutes. If it's just a surface scratch and not deep it will take seconds. Work in and wipe clean & buff.If you're looking for a polish to buff the edges (sides) of acrylic this is not the best solution (due to size and cost) and something else less expensive would be fine.

I am a car detail expert and own over 100+ detailing products for various purposes from various brands. I’m always on the hunt for the next new thing. I have medium scratches on my 2020 Range Rover touch screen From my dog and it has been bothering me for a while. When I saw this I was skeptical because I’ve never been a big fan of infomercial products and the quixx screech remover is completely crap. Not to my surprise, this didn’t work for my medium scratch, however, it did work on plastic swirls/hairline scratch. I have put 3-4 layers with electrical buffer. Unfortunately still didn’t do anything for the medium scratches. I didn’t want to use 1500 grid sandpaper because at the end of the day it is for my touch screen so I don’t want to have any interference with my touch screen sensitivity. If you just have hairline or light swirls on clear plastic /acrylic, I would recommend mcguair plastic x.

Don’t know just how many hours of elbow grease is necessary but did not get out Audi windshield scratches. Scratches from wipers apparentl but not super deep. This did hardly anything.

I have been using this product for quite a few years, with plastic toys, it works.

Tried on a watch glass and then on a turntable. Didn't work for either. Although it doesn't say watch glass, it was for turntable screens and didn't remove scratches and actually made it look more opaque even after several applications .

Product looks ok but haven't had time to use it yet.

Took out all the medium and light scratches. But takes some elbow grease