Novus PC 22 NOVUS Scratch Remover Review

I used this on a little girl's dressing table that we bought at a flea market. The attached acrylic mirrors were scratched in the middle plane. It did a good job on minor scratches and polished the mirrors fairly well. The dressing table is for our 2.5 year old daughter to fake, so I was fine with 1-2 deep scratches that aren't swollen.

I use this for the outer lens of my welding hood and I've literally cleaned my lens 3 times and I think I can clean it 3 more times and still see pretty clearly if welding is definitely a great product it can save a lot of money, especially if you have special order weld nuggets.

Has a Freedom windshield on my new Can Am Spyder which is only a few days old. Saw a HUGE scratch on it - like someone had pressed it :-(Freedom Windshields recommended this product and it worked like magic! Using a clean microfiber cloth, dab a little onto the fabric and work in small circles and on the damaged area Keep applying in the same way until the scratch or dent is gone.

This product can be useful for removing noticeable scratches but may leave minor, granular scratches. This applies in particular to CDs and DVDs. It may be a good idea not to use it unless absolutely necessary. I used it on a magnifying glass and it did a pretty good job. I advise caution on discs that are not badly scratched. Read the warnings carefully and use in a well-ventilated area.

I bought this to polish my guitars. Nothing works either. It literally takes YEARS. No joke. I used it on my vintage Fender Stratocaster many years ago. It's just starting to wear off after a few years. It covers up any crazing and dullness caused by sweat (where your hand rests on the guitar). I heard about this product from a friend who worked at Fender Custom in Corona. I also used it to hide scratches on my glasses. The thing works. . . almost too good.

I used this Novus 2 to remove scratches caused by rock chips in my new acrylic tank. I lowered the water level and applied a pea-sized amount with a soft cloth, rubbing gently in circular motions. I repeated this about 4 times and then wiped the residue off with a damp cloth several times. A slight haze was visible at certain angles, but once the water was added back to the tank it became invisible. They make another product (Novus 1) which is a final cleaner and polish to be used after…

I received this to remove a scratch that has mysteriously appeared on my plasma TV. Damn kids. I've already treated three times and the scratch hasn't disappeared yet. But it will definitely get better. I'll think about it a few more times and everything should be fine. It was already working to the point where I'm finding it hard to find and I don't see it anymore when the TV is on. The scratch was about 5 inches long and probably 1/2 mm deep. I think it would be easier if I started with Novus