PC Racing PCR Plastic Renew - 8oz.

Great product

Amazing! Never left a review before now. As other reviewers have said if you follow the steps to a T you’ll get amazing results. 17 year old bike looks brand new. Anyone giving negative reviews on this product claiming to follow the steps isn’t putting the effort in nor has the patients. The only negative I’d take from this is supplying more sandpaper if your plastics are in real real bad shape but you can buy extra online or at your local store for a few bucks. Can’t say enough about this product5 Stars all day

I used this product and followed the directions. And had good results with my kids sun faded dirtbike and my old atv. The plastic was clean smooth and got rid of the sun fades and restored the plastic to a smooth surface and shine too make the dirtbike/atv look almost like new plastic again. I would recommend this product. Just takes time to do it correctly.

Used their exact directions to a "t". Now my Black plastics are ruined. Requires tons of effort for less then ideal results. There is no way in hell this stuff can do what it claims.This is not some miracle product and plastic is one of the hardest things to polish.They supply one small piece of sand paper which requires you to sand for hours and hours on just one piece. Plan on buying more sand paper and Finer Grit. Also plan on sanding away your fingerprints. You might as well just take the parts in the shower with you and hope the hot water doesnt run out.

Did it take a lot of work? YES. Did I like the results? YES. Would I ever use it again? NOOO. This Is a great product at first. It looks shinny and smooth for maybe 3 rides. Then the finish starts to scratch off. And where plastics bend(fenders) it begins to crack, sort of like a spider web. It's probably better to use it on a 10+ year old motorcycle that looks like shit, than a 08 raptor with mild scratches

You have to put a lot of effort into this but it works great!! My fenders look better than new.

This stuff works amazing. I wet sanded the crap out of a set of ATV plastics, and ended up putting like 12 coats of this stuff on with a foam brush, I didn’t really like the whole paper towel idea, I don’t recommend using the 220 grit or anything lower unless you want to spend forever sanding. 320, 400, 600 is what I did, some spots all the way up to 1000-1200 to get the surface super smooth before applying, make sure to CLEAN the plastics before, after and during sanding to assure when you are ready to use the solution there’s nothing on the surface.

It's okay..Sure if you sand enough, and transition to finer and finer grades, it will smooth out like advertised. But I came to the conclusion, the medium to deep scratches would take too much effort. The liquid puts on a little gloss, but it takes a lot of coats to build up, and it would be smoother with sanding between coats. In the end, I think if you want a good finish, it would be better to buy replacement plastic, than spend the time.However, if you have dull or faded plastic, and you want a little more gloss, you could just wipe the product on and be good enough.I was also thinking that spray can clear coat or bumper clear coat would give a smoother, glossier finish - if you are willing to remove or tape up the area.