NOVUS 7072 | Fine Scratch Remover #2 | 64 Ounce Bottle

wife loves it for scratches on fine antiques

Best material in the world for cleaning pinball playfields.

used many times, works great

Great product for cleaning a dirty pinball playfield, plastics, and ramps. This combined with Novus 1, and some wax makes for a fast playfield.

Outstanding scratch remover. Clean surfaces first (with Novus #1) and use fresh micro-fiber clothes between application and buffing. Always follow up with Novus #1, again using clean micro-fiber clothes. Be patient, it can take several applictions depending on the severity of scratches and age of the plastic. Ive been using Novus #s 1-3 for 22 years on Jeep windows and lightbar/beacon domes and it has always brought plastics back to life. I use a buffer with a light touch on larger areas. Buy the larger container as it is a much better value and you will find all kinds of uses for it. Seems pricey, but it has saved me a ton of money on replacements over the years.

Great Value!

I make clear urethane castings, that require some sanding and polishing. Have tried many different type of polishing products, but I feel this is one of the best.

This stuff is pure magic! I bought it to fix the scratches on my plexiglass windshield for my Polaris razor. I had tons of mild scratches all over the windshield and couldnt see out of it during the day. I used the Novus number 2 and bought a cheap drill buffer thingy, and it only took me about 20 minutes to buff the front and back, and now it looks like new! I also used this on my headlights for my truck. When I bought my truck the headlights were super crusty and faded. I spent over $40 on a kit that has you sand the plastic down with multiple grades, and use multiple stages of their chemical crap which only helped about 40%. I put a tiny coat of the Novus 2 on it and buffed it for 5 minutes and they look brand new. I wont use any other plastic finisher.

I dont use this product often, but when I do it is absolutely amazing. I first used it for an acrylic contact juggling ball (picture a fortune tellers crystal). Then I used it to polish the crystal on a vintage Rolex watch replica (supposedly made with a genuine crystal from a 1970s Rolex). Restored it to PERFECT condition.

Great deal. Will have plenty of this now for my finishing needs this coming year. You cant beat the price with a stick to boot.