Plexus Plastic Cleaner, Protectant and Polish (13-Ounce)

This stuff works great. My headlights still look new. One car 4 years old and the other 7 years old. No fading at all.

I've been keeping my motorcycles looking like new for over 29 years now and it's still the Number 1 Spray and polish on the market . Used to be a heck of a lot cheaper but the cost of the chemicals to make it put the cost much higher . It's still worth the money and does a fantastic job on my motorcycles . Non oily and makes it shine . Try it and see for yourself . Yes I highly recommend this product .

Recommended by Scotty Kilmer on one of his Tube videos.

I learned about Plexus in an online car care channel and thought I’d give it a try. First impression is that it is expensive and would it be worth it? Went ahead and ordered it thru Subscribe and Save because keeping vehicles’s lights clean and bright is important. A 2012 model year had some fogging of one headlamp across the top and I used a product specifically designed for that problem which helped but didn’t clear the fogging entirely. I followed with Plexus for additional polishing and protection. On a 2017 vehicle there was no fogging but the plastic headlight lens needed a good cleaning. Used the Plexus and the lens is clearer and brighter. Bottom line… I’d grade the Plexus an A- for cleaning and polishing plastic lens, both headlight and tail light. While expensive, one can will last a long time. The product does a good job cleaning the lens and making it appear clearer, more vibrant, and smoother. As for protecting the lens from damage due to sunlight and other environmental causes of plastic degradation, it is difficult to judge after one use and a couple weeks. Plexus promises to seal pores and scratches in plastic and to leave a very thin wax that provides long term protection especially if used every few months. Of course, it can be used on other plastic items, for example boats and around the house.

Works awesome on motorcycle visors, windscreens, acrylic keyboards and more! It has a strong smell when you spray it, but once it is on, unless you have it to your nose, you shouldn't smell it too often. It helps hide micro scratches and helps to prevent more from occuring.

I've been using Plexus for well over a decade for my helmets face shield. I wouldn't use anything else.

Plexus clear polycarbonate spray is a great product in maintaining and nourishing your car headlights, or other clear plastics that are exposed to the sun and outside elements on a regular basis. A little pricy, but would definitely recommend it. Thank you.

This spray was highly recommended for un-fogging headlight covers. We have two cars, one with badly aged headlight covers and one with minimal fogging and scratching, both plastic. The Plexus spray . . . produced a minor cosmetic improvement. Undeniable, but nothing like a resurfacing kit or spraying with clear coat. The effect lasted about a week of springtime driving. And there's no promise of UV protection, which seems to be the #1 thing damaging our headlight covers. We've tried a lot of headlight products, mostly because once I started comparing them I wanted to keep trying different ones. In my experience so far, resurfacing and clear coating is very effective. On the cheap-and-lazy end, the Turtle Wax wipe-on / wipe-off cream cleaner and sealant works better than the Plexus spray, at a much lower cost. That said, I also tried the Plexus on a scratched and weathered piece of acrylic, and it worked much better there than on my headlight covers. But so did Pledge furniture polish, which I tried as a comparison, and they (surprisingly) seem to have lasted about equally long outdoors. So I guess a lot depends on what you're using this for. It's worth a shot. I want to try it for restoring my old scratched eyeglasses, too, but I can't find them, alas.