Does anyone else use Cape Cod cloth for plexi?

[Jkay]

I discovered this for myself a week ago and it works nicely on my Clark's ...

[Utheman]

Nope. I've only used Polywatch. Thanks for the heads up.

[Jkay]

[Jkay]

Lol leave it to tapatalk to post the tiniest photo possible. That's like a postage stamp.

You only get two options. 28kb microfilm size or 5mb world map size.

[sanro]

I have used both Polywatch and CapeCod. Both work fine, but CapeCod works faster so that is the one I use now.

Probably, however, CapeCod is a little more "harsh" on the plexi so I would imagine it wears it more than the more subtle Polywatch.

Results are similarly good, though.

[torobravo]

I use for plexi and stainless steel too, it works for minor scratches perfectly

[mikellem]

Toro, good to see you posting again..

MM

[Ronin]

Yep, and Cape Cod also works great for scratched (Netflix) DVD's or CD's.

[Jkay]

  On 12/27/2011 at 7:03 AM, Ronin said:

Yep, and Cape Cod also works great for scratched (Netflix) DVD's or CD's.

Ohhh! Great tip.

Here's a better image ... DAILY WEAR plexi!! Repolished to perfection ...

[krpster]

Good tip. Never would have ventured to try it for fear of causing damage. Gonna give it a try on a some of my vintage pieces. Thanks.