Visor Polish for scratches - SV650.org

05-08-05, 02:08 PM

Can anyone recommend any polish/products for visors to remove scratches ?

Thanks

embee · 05-08-05, 02:37 PM

I've never used it, but there's this

http://www.lasaero.com/las/55?id=90

05-08-05, 02:50 PM

Thanks

I remember when I used to play Ice Hockey we had a really great polish for the plexiglass visors. It removed the scratches completely but I can't remember the name of it....

I might give this Plexus Plastic Polish a try though

05-08-05, 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PatrickUK

Thanks

I remember when I used to play Ice Hockey we had a really great polish for the plexiglass visors. It removed the scratches completely but I can't remember the name of it....

I might give this Plexus Plastic Polish a try though

U used to play???

Were u in a team or what? How long ago was it?

05-08-05, 04:39 PM

Yes I started playing when I was 6! When I was 14 I played in Quebec/Canada as an exchange Student for a high shool/college for 4 months. I even made it into the Austrian National Hockey Team. But I stopped playing when I was 20/moved to England.

D*mn you brought memories back now

I did want to play for the chelmsford chieftains. But when i had my "tryout training" with them I noticed that ice hockey is not very big in this country. To be honest the whole organisation/ the state of the locker rooms is totally cr*p.

Haven't played for 3 years

09-08-05, 08:41 AM

Try "Brasso" for extremely fine scratch's or cut loose & buy a Micromesh kit p/n KR70 from Aviall the US aircraft parts distributor. I just googled them up & the UK contact Ph is -44-1753689090.

Micromesh kits contain a polishing cream & a series of extremely fine grade polishing cloths. We use for taking crazing, scratches & minor blemishes out of aircraft windscreens. Goes for about $30.00 here in NZ.

As always with applying anything chemical to anything synthetic do a trial first!

05-08-05, 02:08 PM	#1
SpankyHam Guest Posts: n/a	Visor Polish for scratches Can anyone recommend any polish/products for visors to remove scratches ? Thanks

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05-08-05, 02:37 PM	#2
embee Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 2,801	I've never used it, but there's this http://www.lasaero.com/las/55?id=90

05-08-05, 02:50 PM	#3
SpankyHam Guest Posts: n/a	Thanks I remember when I used to play Ice Hockey we had a really great polish for the plexiglass visors. It removed the scratches completely but I can't remember the name of it.... I might give this Plexus Plastic Polish a try though

05-08-05, 04:39 PM	#5
SpankyHam Guest Posts: n/a	Yes I started playing when I was 6! When I was 14 I played in Quebec/Canada as an exchange Student for a high shool/college for 4 months. I even made it into the Austrian National Hockey Team. But I stopped playing when I was 20/moved to England. Dmn you brought memories back now I did want to play for the chelmsford chieftains. But when i had my "tryout training" with them I noticed that ice hockey is not very big in this country. To be honest the whole organisation/ the state of the locker rooms is totally crp. Haven't played for 3 years

09-08-05, 08:41 AM	#6
Partsboy Guest Posts: n/a	Try "Brasso" for extremely fine scratch's or cut loose & buy a Micromesh kit p/n KR70 from Aviall the US aircraft parts distributor. I just googled them up & the UK contact Ph is -44-1753689090. Micromesh kits contain a polishing cream & a series of extremely fine grade polishing cloths. We use for taking crazing, scratches & minor blemishes out of aircraft windscreens. Goes for about $30.00 here in NZ. As always with applying anything chemical to anything synthetic do a trial first!