NOVUS-PK1-8 | Plastic Clean & Shine #1, Fine Scratch Remover #2, Heavy Scratch Remover #3 and Polish Mates Pack | 8 Ounce Bottles

Project Background: My darling husband purchased a used red Maytag front loading washer and dryer for me. Yay right? Wrong. As you can see from the customer images that I uploaded (the one with the blue strap across) they were beat to h***. Great. My old ones weren’t even in bad shape. I don’t even know how they would get that beat up. Anyway, there were scuffs all over, paint transfers from smacking walls, and scratches ranging from light scuffs to deep gouges on the doors especially. So needless to say when I purchased this product I had very little hope despite the reviews. I started off by wiping the set down with Windex, then used a toothbrush and Awesome cleaner (available at Dollar General for $1 and will clean just about anything) which removed the paint and any grime that was stuck on. Then I polished it down with Windex to remove the film left over by the Awesome. The after scrub pic can be seen in the scratched door image of the set. Then I went to work with the Novus. I started with 1 to clean any remaining lint, dust, etc. then used the 3, 2, 1 respectively per the instructions. The product is recommended to be buffed off and repeated as necessary. This wasn’t really doing much as you can see it was quite a job for the Novus. So I tried it my way next. I took the 1, sprayed then immediately wiped. Next I took the 3, squirted it in my hand and rubbed it all over the surface. I let it dry then wiped it off in a circular, buffing type motion. The product dries and wipes off like a dried powdery, chalky substance. Think thick wet chalk that has dried. I repeated this process with 2, then polished with 1. Results: I have uploaded 4 customer images. I am pretty amazed by the results. Now don’t get me wrong, this product does not defy logic. The really deep scratches were better but still visible from some angles. But as you can see from my customer images, overall it did a wonderful job on this washer and dryer. Ultimately my results exceeded my expectations. Well worth the 16 bucks in my opinion, as I have plenty left (this project only used about a couple ounces of 2 & 3 and a few spritzes of 1 when used quite liberally) to use around the house. Note: If you put it on coated surfaces (ie. the grey door trim or silver handle) it will not make the scratches disappear and will leave a hazy film behind. I just cleaned that up with a bit of Windex on a rag and it did not damage the surface in any way. Also worth mentioning, on the clear coated red finish of the set it did work, but not to the level of amazing that it worked on the clear front of the doors. Even if it doesn’t work for some deep, deep scratches or gouges, it is still worth the $$ because of its effectiveness on the medium to light stuff. I am perfectly happy and will be purchasing this stuff in bulk!

My husband originally purchased Novus no. 1 a couple of years for automotive use, but he also tried it on his polycarbonate eyeglass lenses, and we have been very impressed with it as a lens cleaner. It buffs out fine scratches, so the lenses are easier to see out of, and it maintains them well. It even cleared up lenses with multiple scratches. We ran out of novus no. 1 and for a few months I had been using other things to clean my glasses. We recently ordered this kit with Novus no.1, Novus no. 2, and Novus no. 3. My husband first used number two and three on some scratches in a car door and he thought they really helped with it. I used them on my eyeglasses. I have a vintage pair of semi-translucent cat eye frames (complete with rhinestones) from the fifties that I purchased used about two years ago. After daily use, these frames had started to look pretty dull. I was especially disappointed with the bridge-- it had a sort of filmy appearance. After cleaning my frames and lenses, I tried a bit of No. 2 on a small spot and I thought it helped. I used it all over my frames, but I wanted some more improvement, so I tested and then used No. 3. Wow! After thoroughly and carefully applying no.3 all over and polishing my frames with it, they were really looking remarkably better. After using no.3, I carefully polished them with no.2 a few times. I then cleaned them with no.1. I was amazed because these glasses now look better than they did when I first purchased them. The plastic has been restored and the filmy appearance is entirely gone. More impressively, after polishing and cleaning, I can now see details I never saw before, like the brand name on the inside of one arm, and the size of the frame. The area around the rhinestones is also remarkably cleaned and the lenses are very clear. I never expected this level of improvement without paying for professional cleaning. As an aside, I'm also pleased by with bottle design. I dropped the Novus no.1 while I was using it and the spray top broke off. I'm clumsy and I've broken plenty of spray tops on things, and sometimes that means I can't use the product anymore. With these bottles that isn't a concern because I can just unscrew the top and transfer the contents to another sprayer and then recycle the bottle. I play on trying this system on other accessories and appliances.

My cases were getting scratched up, so I wanted to try one of these kits prior to buying another case. Overall, it did a pretty good job of removing the scratches. I was hoping it would clear it up more, but that could also be the original quality of the acrylic. Overall, a good way to extend the life of the clear plastic.

I was in the market for a new washer and dryer and fell for a pair, only to discover the washer only had the floor model available. The front of the door was scuffed up, not deep scratches, but more like it scraped against something that left the door cloudy in some areas. I pulled the trigger and figured there had to be something that could shine it up. Google led me to Amazon that led me to Novus. After reading the reviews I went out and bought it thinking the small investment was worth it (I was able to negotiate the price of the washer down, so figured it was still a win if it didn't work). As soon as the package arrived I sat down and went to town. I bought some super fine grain sand paper (2000) to follow the directions another fellow posted on here, but decided to jump right in without sanding and see what happened. MAGIC happened. I first cleaned it with a paper towel and Number 1 and it caused more superfine scratches (facepalm). So, I decided to jump right in to Number 2. As I was massaging the polish into the door the towel (that the product came with) started to turn a little blue because it was a tinted plastic. I kept at it and hoped for the best. About 5 minutes later I took a dry part of the towel and buffed it dry... and I could barely see where the scruff was! In fact, after working it a few minutes longer and finding more superficial scratches that I worked out I stepped away and could not tell the different between the two doors (floor model washer vs warehouse dryer). I am very impressed and happy with my decision to take the plunge and try this out. I'm not normally a home fixer upper, but today I feel like I can take over the world. Too bad I can't post pictures, it would be great if you could see how good of a job it did.

I used this to restore UV-faded interior panels for a 280z, opaque black rigid plastic panels with that imprinted vinyl grain. A few things to know about this kit is that its very likely you only need the fine polish, not the heavy polish. Prep work should be scrubbing with steel wool then dish soap, and then sanding from 200, 400, 600, 1000, 1500, 2000, and finally 3000 grit. Polishing with a power drill offered no advantage over sanding through these grits and then hand polishing using only the fine polish. The results look terrific! Better than new even without a final coat of armorall.

Used this product on a VERY scratched up 150 gallon acrylic aquarium after seeing it used on a youtube video. That video showed it being used on a fairly damaged aquarium. The guy in the video stated he used step 3 for 4+ hours and I believe it. I gave up after a little while. I ended up wet sanding my aquarium with 600 grit sand paper, followed up by 1,000 grit and then 2,000 grit on an electric palm sander. After the wet sanding, I switched to using the Novus products with a drill and Mothers powerball attachment. Used the powerball for steps 3 and 2, then applied step one by hand with papertowels. The Novus seemed to be the right product for in the final stages. Cleaned up all the haze and small scratches left over from wet sanding. The Step 1 gave it an incredibly clear shine. The aquarium looks brand new. The product might have done the job, but I wasn't willing to spend my entire weekend trying to get all those scratches out by hand. Not knocking the product, just was too big a job for me to tackle using just the Novus. But I will def keep the left over product around for any scratches that come up on the exterior of the aquarium. Before and after pics attached.

I accidentally sprayed some mosquito spray near my brand new vehicle and some landed on my tailights causing some light etching on the plastic since DEET melts some plastics. I had this kit for another project but decided to give this a try. I followed the 3-step application and am really amazed to see the bit of damage nearly completely gone after only a few minutes of polishing. I knew this product was good but this really surpassed my expectations, would buy again!

Groovy stuff dude, would recommend for all of your plastic polishing needs, I’ve used it to clear the hsze off of a convertible top window, clear the haze off of an instrument cluster plastic, and i've used it to buff Playstation 2 discs to being playable.

Great product, it made a hell of a difference after I applied it to my car's console. With the deeper scratches, just remember you have to work the surface out with the heavy remover, it's not that you apply and scratches disappear, specifically with the deeper ones you got to rub it in for few minutes then apply the light remover to refine, followed by the spray, buff it for shine, then you see the result.

Acquistato per lucidare il case della PS3 Fat e della PS4 con cover lucida ha levato tutti i graffi presenti. Ancora meglio con il display del vecchio Game Boy segnato da graffi più o meno profondi che rendevano difficile vedere il gioco, è bastato usare tutti e 3 i prodotti una singola volta per togliere i graffi il tanto che bastava per risolvere il problema dell'impossibilità di vedere il gioco. Ottimo prodotto!

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I was skeptical of using this as I didn't think it would be able remove a deep scratch from my vintage power VU meter. I concentrated on just using the heavy scratch remover with a microfiber cloth. After about 20 minutes I noticed it was getting better but far from gone. So I got my Dremel tool and a cotton wheel attachment and using just a slower then medium speed applied the heavy scratch remover to the cotton wheel and the bezel and went over the effected area in both directions and reapplied the liquid many times and I was seeing a big improvement. I went back to microfiber cloth and rubbed more of it in for about 10 minutes and I will be dammed the scratch was virtually gone. Applied the fine scratch remover and buffed some more then the polish for the last step. And I will be dammed but the scratch is virtually gone. So impressed how this came out.

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