Plastic Cleaner Restorer Renewer Repair Polish for Bakelite Plexiglas Lucite Lexan Acrylic

I restore plastic and Bakelite radios from the 1930s-1950s. I've tried many other plastic polishes and car finish restorers, and this is simply the best. Period. On moderately faded cabinets it works very well with modest effort. Where it really deserves praise is with seriously faded or deeply oxidized cabinets. It may take lots of elbow grease and repeated applications but it has never failed to bring even the most faded cabinets back to life. It seems to be obscenely expensive for the tiny amount in the jar and I wish they offered a more economical size. However, it works better than everything else on the market and I'm a very satisfied repeat customer.

This stuff really works. It helped me take an old Lucite coffee table and make it look shiny and new again. The container is very small, but you don’t really need much.

Don't waste your money. Use car wax or toothpaste.

You could use any automotive wax for this job.

I bought this to clean and restore a vintage 1940s Radio housing... I was surprised how well it removed the years of damage, it didn't remove every flaw but made it a beautiful looking radio....

Wow! This stuff really works! I sell vintage jewelry and have a lot of plastic pieces. A tiny bit of this on a clean cloth will shine up something in seconds with little effort. I will order again. Oh and it works great on patent leather too!

This product did not do what it claims to do. I worked on a piece for 20 minutes following directions and saw tiny tiny improvementI would not buy this product again

Disappointing. No better than some car wax