Best repair for scratched lexan?

[durok]

Originally Posted by hotwheels000

Floor wax works also, sorta fills the scratches and brings a shine back.

That is if anybody still waxes floors ....LOL

Used to bring black dress shoes to a mirror polish in the Marines with that trick.

Some old NCO / Drill Instructor thing... Weren't supposed to admit to it during inspections!

(sorta like taking our M16s in the shower with us and steam-cleaning them before inspections - immediately afterwards we double-timed it back to the armory to lube 'em back up before they started rusting!)

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by dr frankenstyle

Not afraid to scratch 'em, just don't always like the scratches. My crawler truck is scarred all over, but this is my on-road scale truck and I want it to be pretty.

When I read the title of this thread I was thinking the same as others...if you're worried about scratches then crawling is not for you.

Until I saw the pictures of the truck and now I understand. Is that a drag truck? Do you have more pictures? It looks great from the back.

[dr frankenstyle]

Originally Posted by C*H*U*D

When I read the title of this thread I was thinking the same as others...if you're worried about scratches then crawling is not for you.

Until I saw the pictures of the truck and now I understand. Is that a drag truck? Do you have more pictures? It looks great from the back.

Thanks , I thought I'd post this thread because I know that lots of others have rigs that we like to keep pretty AND drive, not always crawlers. (some like to keep their crawlers lookin' nice too )
And yep, there's a build thread on her down in the "non-crawlers", it's the "F-100 Boat Puller ...." (the boat's down there too). She's kind of a double-duty rig, and she has a bit of a back-story, check it out and enjoy.

And thanks again to everyone who's contributed , it actually is a valid subject for a thread.

[Big Bill]

I have used Soft Scrub Sink cleaner before, but cant seem to find it anymore. It works well on minor scratches.

[awoodman]

Guys in the Slot Car Hobby have been doing this for a long time (floor polish) here is a quote from a thread: Just brush it on with a soft brush and cover the entire surface...not just the decals. Let dry and apply another coat...up to 2-3 coats. DO NOT TOUCH until completely dry or you will get finger prints on the finish. After it dries it leaves a very nice shine and protects the decals perfectly.

[mewalsh100]

Lmao. It’s a crawler. It’s gonna get scratched.