clearbra cleaner?

Roadster4Us · 08-05-2011, 09:27 PM

Hey Pjp,

My installer is the one that said to use plexus on venture shield. The 3m site just says not to use rubbing alcohol.

Quote:

Originally Posted by pjp98z

Avoid Plexus or any product containing Petroleum distillates like kerosene, naptha, toluene, or zylene. They will cause urethane films to discolor. The products dry out the film over time and open up the pores, essentially turning it into a big dirt sponge.

Every brand of film has their own specific care instructions, as many of the top coats vary greatly. Some cleaners work on some that will not work on others, just as some can be buffed, where others can't.

Check with the manufacturer of your film, as many of them offer a specific cleaner.

In the interest of full discolsure, I work for a film company.

FairladyZ10PG · 08-06-2011, 05:16 PM

I hit a large plastic bumper on the freeway going about 65 yesterday. It left more black scuff marks than the op.

After asking around I decided to use acetone eventhough my clearbra installer recommended against it. The acetone did remove all the scuff marks with ease however I noticed that the areas where the acetone was applied to seemed very dull and did not shine. So I grabbed my polishing compound and began machine polishing. After about 30 mins it began to find it's shine again which made me very relieved. Although it doesn't look as good as new but I'm very satisfied with the result. I will have to see if it will begin to discolor after some time but as of now I'm a very happy camper.

TacoZ · 08-07-2011, 04:05 AM

Use meguiars plastx. Works for me.

08-06-2011, 05:16 PM	#17 (permalink)
FairladyZ10PG A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: SoCal-IE Posts: 1,890 Drives: PGraphite m6 Rep Power: 255	I hit a large plastic bumper on the freeway going about 65 yesterday. It left more black scuff marks than the op. After asking around I decided to use acetone eventhough my clearbra installer recommended against it. The acetone did remove all the scuff marks with ease however I noticed that the areas where the acetone was applied to seemed very dull and did not shine. So I grabbed my polishing compound and began machine polishing. After about 30 mins it began to find it's shine again which made me very relieved. Although it doesn't look as good as new but I'm very satisfied with the result. I will have to see if it will begin to discolor after some time but as of now I'm a very happy camper. __________________ ///MPPSK///M Performance FRONT SPLITTER///M Performance KIDNEY GRILLS///MPerformance CF MIRRORS///MPerformance CF SPOILER///AC SCHNITZER

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08-07-2011, 04:05 AM	#18 (permalink)
TacoZ Enthusiast Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Southern California Posts: 319 Drives: 09 370Z PW M6 Rep Power: 17	Use meguiars plastx. Works for me.