Hey, Knuckle-dragger...
Before you get too drastic with the rubbing compound, try plain old
tooth paste! It works wonders on old plastic tail light lenses!!!
I use regular ordinary every-day Crest. YMMV
John (Old Fartz & TLS #37 Lieberman)
Eric Linnhoff wrote:
> I have a black plastic car model (the color is molded into the plastic) that
> has somehow received a goodly amount of shallow scratches on it's roof. I
> don't know how this happened as I don't usually make a habit of sliding them
> across the floor on their roofs or using them as a table hockey puck.
> (Remember table hockey?)
>
> What's the easiest/cheapest way to cover/fill/fix these scratches? Just
> plain old auto wax? I prefer not to use six different grits of sandpaper on
> them as would be done on a real car.
>
> As usual, thanks in advance.
>
> Eric Linnhoff in KC
> '98 Dodge Neon STS #69
> B.U.D. Racing
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