Polish it up

[pachinkowiz]

Hi, I just registered with this forum and hopefully this is a new post that has not been discussed yet. A couple of months ago I ordered the Jungle Book Pachinko machine from Texas Auction. The machine works fine but there are a few scratches and minor dents. Do you know of any product that I can use to remove or diminish the smudge marks off the plastic as well as the scratches? If so, where can I find it?

Thanks,
Pachinkowiz

[Tulsa]

The Novus products is what most people use around here. You can find it at www.stealthhomeamusement.com or on ebay.

[biigdaddy]

Hello and welcome to the forum! Use the Search funtion at the top of this forum page and search for Novus. Tulsa you have nimble fingers!

[jc1444]

You can also go to your Fixed Base Operator at your local airport. They will most likely have it as it is used on aircraft windshileds

[coldluck]

check this thread first, best price...

http://www.pachitalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7654

[pachinkowiz]

Thanks for the information. I take it that the local home depot wont carry this stuff so I will order it online on Monday.
Thanks for your speedy response guys--much appreciated.

[d mowery]

Dont bet home depot wont have it , also check Wallmart and Kmart you may be surprised as they may have it

[logicprobe]

For plastics and "plastichrome"... Novus is the best I've used so far.
It's a three-step system, but #3 is only used on the deeper scratches.

A close second, and very easy to find is a product called "Scratch Out" by Kit. Yellow bottle, found in the car cleaner/wax area of department stores like WalMart and K-Mart. It's very close to the Novus #2.

Both even do a good job on the plexiglass (lexan) windows.

And, as has been mentioned before but bears repeating... DON'T try to use a Dremel high speed tool with a buffer on these. You WILL melt the plastic and/or plastichrome!