Polishing Plastic surface like a Pro!

There are several benefits when comparing plastic sheets to natural materials like glass or ceramics. They are significantly more impact-resistant, stronger, and simpler to deal with. Plastics are more prone to scratching than glass. With prolonged contact, light scratches may appear that progressively degrade the surface. Fortunately, buffing the surface with Plastic polishing pads of the scratched surface quickly restores the sheet material to its original condition. 

This article explains how to polish plastic and offers step-by-step directions.

• Remove shallow and deep scratches from the surface by polishing them.
• A soft microfiber cloth and a fine-cut polishing agent simplify removing minor blemishes on sheet material. Always use a fine polish, like Xerapol, but you may also use automobile paint polish or, in need, even toothpaste.

• Make a fold in the cloth by lightly moistening it, then hold it between your thumb, index finger, and middle finger. Utilizing the fabric and a tiny bit of polishing agent, move it in a circular motion over the sheet's surface. 
• Make careful you polish a substantial portion, not just the scratches. In this manner, the "transition" between the treated and untreated parts is pleasing.
• After polishing, let the surface dry for a while before using a microfiber cloth to clean it.
• Use an Antistatic cleanser to treat the surface; it will remain lovely for longer.
• One can use Sandpaper to roughen up deep scratches. Sand the scratch flat with grit 200, then grit 400, then grit 800 on a bigger area. 
• After that, polish the surface as previously mentioned. It can be done by hand or machine, removing deeper scratches from plastic.
• You can polish the entire surface by using a polishing disc in a drill or polishing machine with pads like Acry-Met-1 by Spartan Felt. 
• Always start with a modest speed and a soft, woolen disc.
• You apply the polishing compound to the sheet material, like waxing an automobile. Then use the machine to polish the surface; do not use excessive pressure; let the machine do its job. 

Once the entire surface has been polished, use the polishing machine again, this time going over it gently and at a medium pace.