Meguiar's G12310EU PlastX Plastic Polish, 296 ml

I used this on 24 year old yellowed headlights. It's real easy to use, basically you wipe it on and wipe it off. It brought the headlights back to clear, which kind of surprised me. They're not perfect, because of age, but they're clean looking now and better than I expected. Give it a shot.

Not sure why it only got a 3.8 it worked very well. I had a scratch in a clear plastic door window on a mini fridge and I first used baking soda on a wet paper towel which worked pretty well but then it left minor swirl marks... I removed them with McGuire's and it worked very well.

I was skeptical but whatever chemical is in this polish worked fantastic on my cloudy G35 headlights. I previously used cleaner wax once a year to polish up the cloudy headlights but this actually worked way better. I used a 6-inch electric polisher and I only had to spend 5 minutes on each headlight. Afterwards I sprayed on some 303 protectant and hope it lasts a year. But since it only takes 5 minutes with this Meguiars plastic polish I don't mind if I need to do it a couple times a year.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ Effective for Light Restoration and MaintenanceMeguiar's PlastX is designed to remove light oxidation, haze, and fine scratches from clear plastics. Utilizing Microscopic Diminishing Abrasive Technology (MDAT), it gently cleans and polishes surfaces like headlights, taillights, and plastic windows.✅ Pros:Restores Clarity: Users report significant improvement in the transparency of aged or foggy headlights.Easy Application: The gel formula is straightforward to apply by hand or with a machine polisher.Versatile Use: Effective on various clear plastics, including automotive lights and instrument panels.Affordable: Priced competitively, offering good value for the results achieved.❌ Cons:Limited on Severe Damage: May not fully restore heavily oxidized or deeply scratched plastics without additional sanding or treatment.Effort Required: Achieving optimal results can require substantial manual effort, especially on larger surfaces.

Works great. I used this polish to remove epoxy paint overspray that got on a record player cover. It removed everything and didn't change the clarity.

Average, says "do not use on coated plastic" on the bottle. Did not do a good job on my cars black plastic trim. Headlights ok though.

If you have mild glazing on your plastic this is the droid you are looking for. Easy to use and does the trick! If you have major glazing it may not work (sandpaper needed first... Google it).

Works, easy to apply, rub it on and in as instructed, wipe off residue so polymers can solidify. Used on my 2012 and 2016 cars in 2025. It is light blue, remove protective seal before use, it removes easily unlike many seals. Try to avoid getting on painted metal or wipe off that surface immediately. This is enough to restore a fleet of vehicles. Polymer magic