plexus spray

[Guest SunKet]

anyone in here uses the plexus polish spray??

[Guest zolar]

yep

I shrink with it

or mdog's soap method the tough ones

pretty cool stuff, but $7.50 for the 13 oz cans

mdog's soap method is $.01 for 750 cars

They even clean the Stealth aircraft $600,000 windshields with it

[Guest Sprinter]

no, I use powder or soap.

[Guest Meff]

I never tried that stuff.

[Guest metint]

anyone in here uses the plexus polish spray??

[*]316471

Yep... used it... abused it... tested it (glue no looky good)... and spit it out like spent chewing gum!

[Devil with bad attitude]

I never tried that stuff.

[*]317480

Hey Meff,

I just bought my first can of it.

I'll let you know how it goes.

Devil (dog learning new tricks?)

[Devil with bad attitude]

Meff/Met,

I used it today and all I'll say is that I wouldn't get hot in the pants over it.

It made no difference at all when compared to my usual powder, soap, or furniture polish ways.

Devil

[Guest metint]

Like I said earlier... you should see what the adhesive looks like after time spent in the weather with Plexus having been absorbed into the material's structure.

Plexus was made for polishing polycarbonate and acrylic...

[Guest zolar]

Like I said earlier... you should see what the adhesive looks like after time spent in the weather with Plexus having been absorbed into the material's structure.

Plexus was made for polishing polycarbonate and acrylic...

[*]319665

Thanks Metint,

I won't be buying anymore

[Protint]

We sell both plexus and solar magic at the shop. Cleaning windows with plexus is like useing car wax. The solar magic does a much better job. The only thing that I have found plexus to be good for is old break lights, it makes the plastic look like new.