Perhaps this has been mentioned on this years old thread but I have had excellent results with Plastic X. I have used it with a microfiber bonnet to take scratches out of my clear motorcycle windscreen. I have even had great success with using it for an old big screen HDTV where my dog had put some scratches in it when he was younger. It both took the scratches out and did not haze the screen or anything. I have also used it to "restore" car headlights. The item I am using dictates how I apply it.
To do a final finish after using a more aggressive polish I have started to use Plexus upon rave reviews from others that were using it on boat and aircraft windscreens. It seems to work fairly well although I think it is limited to light finishing rather than taking out scratches, at least that has been my experience.
Finally, a bit off topic, but the best product I have found to clean slightly scratched CD's so they work again, better than any CD cleaner made for this, is called Liquid Ebony. It is a product that is made for cleaning fiberglass molds, not sure if it is made any longer or where to get it, my dad used to sell fiberglass raw materials wholesale so that is how I acquired it.
To do a final finish after using a more aggressive polish I have started to use Plexus upon rave reviews from others that were using it on boat and aircraft windscreens. It seems to work fairly well although I think it is limited to light finishing rather than taking out scratches, at least that has been my experience.
Finally, a bit off topic, but the best product I have found to clean slightly scratched CD's so they work again, better than any CD cleaner made for this, is called Liquid Ebony. It is a product that is made for cleaning fiberglass molds, not sure if it is made any longer or where to get it, my dad used to sell fiberglass raw materials wholesale so that is how I acquired it.