Question 1

Will this remove fine scratches on my glasses?

Accepted Answer

This is a mild abrasive, it does not "fill in" scratches, it removes the material around the scratches and polishes. A lot of plastic lenses have been "coated" to make them scratch-resistant, and this will remove the coating. If your only other choice is to replace the lenses anyway, you could give it a try.

Question 2

Does it remove the stickiness that develops on 'sueded' plastic coatings? I have an expensive lamp & sev'l thumb drives that are too sticky to touch.

Accepted Answer

No, that is not what it is designed to do.  The sticky coating on your item is a natural process of the soft suede (as you put it) material applied to the surface.  It gradually breaks down and becomes the sticky mess you now have.  The breakdown usually occurs after about five years, but will occur sooner if the product is exposed to excess heat.  The only known way to completely solve the issue is to use a mild solvent that will remove the surface coating completely.  However, any labels, patterns or printing on the item will also be removed.  You can reduce the stickiness by applying baby powder or corn starch to the surface and gently rubbing it in.  Unfortunately it may detract from the appearance of the item, but the stickiness will be gone.

Question 3

There are mixed reviews on fixing CDs. Does it work just putting on and wiping off?

Accepted Answer

Hey. You’ll need to put a few big drops on the CD and then buff it into the surface. You may have to repeat the process a few times. I use a a small car wash towel to apply and a terry type microfiber towel to polish off. I then use a second microfiber towel to do a final wipe down. The CD is headed to my computer to be ripped and I don’t want any problems.

I use Exact Audio Copy and convert to FLAC. The program will tell me if any errors remain after the rip and conversion. If they do, I can usually fix them with Cue Tools. The optical drive in my computer is real touchy about scratches. If the CD is surface is still causing errors, I will repeat the process above using more solution and wiping a little moe vigorously than I had before. I don’t need the CD surface to look new. I need it clear enough to rip without errors I can’t fix.

I hope this helps.

Question 4

Has anyone tried this on an Apple Watch face?

Accepted Answer

No. Is it a polymer or glass?

ASIN	B002UD0GGS
ASIN	B002UD0GGS
Best Sellers Rank	#51,101 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #90 in Automotive Plastic Care Products
Brand Name	Novus
Compatible Material	Plastic
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (3,925)
Date First Available	June 24, 2004
Department	unisex-adult
Global Trade Identification Number	00077918000200, 00848238040258
Grit Material Type	Plastic
Grit Number	150
Grit Type	Fine
Included Components	NOVUS PC-20
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions	3.3 x 1.5 x 6 inches
Item Type Name	ABRASIVES
Item Weight	0.5 Pounds
Item model number	PC-20
Manufacturer	NOVUS
Manufacturer	NOVUS
Material Type	Acrylic, Plastic
Model	PC-20
National Stock Number	7930-01-420-3594
Number of Items	1
Part Number	ALL78202
Product Dimensions	3.3 x 1.5 x 6 inches; 8 ounces
UPC	074994423282 848238040258 077918000200 779180000208
Unit Count	8 Fluid Ounces
Warranty Description	Manufacturer Warranty

NOVUS 7030 | Fine Scratch Remover #2 | 8 Ounce Bottle

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