Blue Magic 750 Plastic and Plexiglass Cleaner - 8 fl. oz.

I own a 1987 Honda GL1200 Aspencade. The windshield has been a big concern to me because it had a haze on it and lots of scratches. This is the OEM windshield which I have really liked. Rather than spending over $100 on a new windshield, a friend of mine recommended this cleaner. When it arrived, within a couple days of ordering here, I shook the bottle, took a soft cloth, and in a small area on the windshield tested to see if it would work. To my amazement, it DID. I was shocked that this cleaner would reduce the haze to almost a point where there is no haze, and reduce the appearance of many years of scratches. Now, I'm not talking about deep scratches. I'm talking about light scratches that appear due to inappropriate use of wiping cloths on the windshield. You will not be disappointed with this product. I guarantee it will work. I applied one coat to the entire windshield and it greatly reduced and improved the appearance of the windshield. I plan to reapply several times to further improve the shield. I also intend to apply the same cleaner on another motorcycle I own and see if it helps just as well. Be sure to use a soft cloth that does not scratch on any plexiglass type windshield.

Good polish but harder to remove than expected. Takes a lot of rubbung

I never write reviews. Ever. I figure when I buy a product and it performs as expected, it's done what I paid for it to do. But THIS product went much farther. I am currently renting a house and I thought the windows were REALLY dirty. Like haven't been washed since they were put in dirty. So I went outside and washed them. They were still filmy and frosted looking. Taking advantage of the fact that the Landowner was going to repaint the outside of the house, I thought great I can clean between the storm windows and the regular windows. When the painter finally got the storm windows off, I figured out that they are PLEXIGLASS! No wonder they could be cleaned with regular window cleaner. So - I researched on the web for the best plexiglass cleaner and found BlueMagic. You rub it on, you rub it off - not much elbow grease involved - and, voila!, window's you can see out! So I used it on the plastic face of my cell phone protector - beautiful!!! So - I ran out. Couldn't find any at the local Home Depot, so I stopped by an auto/motorcycle store thinking they would have some. They didn't have BlueMagic but I bought something that sounded like it would do the same thing. THAT was a waste of money! It didn't even come close. Save yourself time and money. Just buy this stuff if you have plastic or plexiglass to clean. Now I need to go get some more before they put the one storm window I used the other stuff on.

This came up as an item recommended for slight scratches on glasses, and that is what I ordered it for. It arrived late, and in a damp package.I opened the box and the bottle had oozed goo all over. Although it is considered hazardous enough to be non-returnable, no one bothered to place a plastic bag around it as a precaution. I tried some of the goo on my glasses anyway and followed the package instructions. After polishing diligently, I managed only to bring the glasses from being kinda scuffed to being completely unusable. Made it totally worse. This stuff is total and complete garbage and a waste of $. They say I can't send it back, but they had better give me a refund. Packaging and product both a total fail. Glasses are now ready for the trash. Don't buy it.

I remember seeing commercials for this sorta thing on TV. They would would intentionally key a car or scuff up something, then wipe a cloth over it and the scratch would disappear. It's been at least 13 years since I saw that commercial. Well, just the other day someone mentioned that they wanted to get rid of a few scratches on a watch face and I wanted to get rid of a few scratches on a clock, so it seemed like the perfect time to get some of this stuff and put it to the test. I'm happy to report that it works exactly as shown on TV. Put a tiny dab on a towel and rub it onto the scratch and the scratch goes away. It works and it's crazy how fast and how well it worked. The only problem is, now I have a whole bottle of this stuff and nothing else to remove the scratches from. I'll surely find something else eventually.

Works ok but several concerns: 1, Expensive for a very small bottle - does not go far 2. Cream must be poured onto a separate rag 3. Warning on back contains very dangerous chemicals 4. Cleaning results are about average

I'm lazy. I probably only review 1% of the products I buy. This is the 1%. I used it for the 1st time 10 minutes ago on my 2009 Yamaha golf cart. The (folding) front window wasn't badly scratched, just terribly hazy as if you were driving at about 1 hour after dusk. Direct sunlight was impossible to drive into due to excessive glare from refraction. The haze was a combination of age and previous cleanings with Windex and paper towels. Although it didn't say to, I gently washed the windshield with Dawn and water; rinsing and then wiping it dry with a SOFT cotton towel. I then liberally applied Blue Magic with another SOFT cotton dishcloth, allowed it to dry to a haze, and then buffed it off with another SOFT (and clean) cotton cloth. Magic Indeed! I'm sold: this may not revive your badly scratched/trashed plexiglass, but then, it doesn't promise to. It sure will resuscitate your hazy & mildly scratched plexi, though.

Cleaning rugs.

Good product

Definitely improved the condition of the windshield on my golf car. I wouldn’t say it’s as good as it claims. Swirls and scratches are still very visible but definitely improved from original condition.

I used it on plexiglass as a plastic cleaner .. very disappointed