I have a really soft plexiglass screen on a car that is just under 4K miles old and it's got some visible scratches (doesn't help that the cluster is aimed at the windscreen) Plast-RX is too harsh in this instance (believe it or not!) But I have found a follow up with Autoglym Super Resin Polish works wonders. My only issue is buffing it off, damp or not, it still scratches! Cheers for the tips, worth giving a second go when I have the chance 😁
That sounds like a nightmare! It’s good to know that the Autoglym polish also works well! 😀 It’s infuriating that the plastic screen is always so fragile!
This video explains why you are probably still getting scratches while polishing. It was like a light bulb moment for me. Lol ua-cam.com/video/4an83rCMPK0/v-deo.html
I just watched that Chris Fix video and said to myself.. I already have scratches and did a search and here you are showing us how to fix them. 😏Thanks a bunch
This fixed my Honda CRV instrument cluster a year ago, and just fixed my PSP srceen as well! I did exactly what you said, going to town on the scratches, and it looks much better than it did earlier, for sure!! Definitely going to throw a screen protector for that one, after fixing especially that super deep scratch that is harder to see now! Thank you!
Wow! The best I've seen so far. I wonder why Chris Fix hasn't done a video on this. Love the way you go straight to the point. You just earned one more subscriber.
I'm glad I bumped into your post. I was pleasantly surprised at the Meguires because I just purchased it. I was not as diligent as you, and felt a bit disappointment at the results, but after going back and spending more time with it, my panel is mint! Thank you so much!
Tried this and it worked well. After finishing, I blew the shield down with a heat gun and it seemed to improve even more made it shinier and more durable. Be careful not to overheat and keep your gun moving at all times.
I was bricking it before starting this on my Nissan Leaf but your video gave me the confidence. It works a treat though and all surface scratches gone. I did it the same as I would on the paintwork. Medium pressure, keep the cloth moving and keep it wet with product. I’d do about 30sec polishing then wipe with a damp then dry cloth. I just kept repeating until all the scratches were gone. Instrument cluster almost like new again.
I drive a Kenworth t680. I used to have a 2023, brand new, no previous user, but I had to give it up when I went in for hip replacement surgery 3 months ago. When I came back to work, all the company had available was a 2021 Kenworth. The dash looked like someone cleaned it with sandpaper. I tried this routine and it worked perfectly. Lo9ks like a new dash/bezel. The only correction I suggest is for the final cleaning with the PlastRx, let it dry, and wipe off the film with a dry microfiber cloth. It shines! Thanks for the video.
Great video! Not just accurate & instructional, but I love the subtle humor throughout. Going to try this on my vehicle cluster like you did but also on the windscreen of my motorcycle. Thanks!
Your awesome, great video. I traded in a car with bad cluster scratches and dealer wanted to give me 500 less after doing this method and bring it back to the dealer he was shocked to see the scratches gone even thought I replaced it. Thank you
A soft buffing pad on a portable drill would save the wrist.. just don't get the plastic to hot and don't sit in one place to long.. if your drill does not have the room in the car instrument cluster area use an extension poking through the steering wheel.
Great video. But I think you should make a final round with a finish polish like the Menzerna 3000. I guess the plast x is pretty much like an heavy cut polish. It cuts the big scratches but left the surface hazy. Adding a final step with a less aggressive polish would be perfect. On some car I guess you can add a liquid wax to add UV light protection and avoid future haziness.
Just bought some today. Fingers crossed it works. I bought a used car and it like they didn't care at all. So many little scratches. 🤦♀️ Even on the infotainment screen (which I know not to use the Plastix on )
Going to try this on my radio display which came out of a wreck. It's raining out so I should be good to go. Next video you can show how to put the steering wheel on the right side, err left side, of the car LOL
Ok, so I bought this product a week ago to try out on my new to me 2018 that had a scratch the runs down the center of the gauge cluster plastic. Very annoying, not a deal-breaker on the car but def annoying. Thank you for encouraging me to put more time into working this product into my gauge cluster. The scratch is almost completely gone after an hour of working it in.
wow! my 3 weeks old Nissan Qashqai's instrument cluster is damaged to hell when I wiped it off using an old but unused microfiber cloth. I am hesitant to use PlastX since I read some negative comments about the product. I am about to get a new lens for my cluster now, good thing I watched this video. I subscribed to your channel.
Cluster lens replacement is definitely the solution but involves removal of a lot of dash trims., at least on the Civic. It can be done by the showroom guys but I fear they'll damage other joints and introduces rattles in the car. What a pain these cluster lenses are
Entertaining and informative at the same time - love the vid. Wife has had her new car 5 days and scratched the interior by wiping it with a dirty rag, Hoping to give this a try and see if it brings out the marks.
Great video! But you can achieve the same results with half the effort by installing a Screen ProTech kit over them! Bonus, the kit will prevent future damage as well 😉
I think that you can use Meguiar's Plastic RX only on transparent,not painted plastics. Therefore the cream is not suitable for most of interior car plastics.
Thanks for this, I've a 2020 3 series , bought some Quixx acrylic cleaner. It says do not use on polycarbonate. Is the cluster acrylic. Even BMW HQ dont seem to know? Ideas appreciated.
I've tried this and even though some scratches seem to have been removed, the rest of the plastic is now very hazy and when looking from an angle it's not even transparent anymore... when in driver position it's still alright, but from the passenger side you literally cannot see through it anymore. I have a Honda Civic Type R 2010 and this also seems to have stripped the violet colouring the plastic screen used to have... Edit: Yep, actually it seems that all 8th gen Honda Civics have that blue tint from the factory, and it gets scratched very easily; when using things like PlastrX you remove the blue tint but also remove the scratches.
Great video! Just one question: at the end this seems to leave some ghosting, is that due to the fact that some of the polish still remains on the dash? Can this be wiped off?
Same. I got novus plastic polish # 1 and gave it a few wipes and removed the residues with another clean cloth as instructed. Ghosting minimised to a near zero. Ghosting was pretty bad tbh
I took mine out and replaced it with glass that won't scratch. A lot easier than polishing plastic. You can have it made if you're gonna go that far. You can have it made.😮😊
Excellent result, but I wonder if you had used IPA 99% as the final step it would have removed any oily residue of the Meguiars that I can detect as smearing in your before and after shots.
Hi Sam, great video, recently I somehow managed to get 2 small drops of alcohol hand gel on my instrument panel in my Honda CRV, I didn't notice at the time, consequently when I did notice it I had 2 slightly melted circles on my instrument panel, so not scratches as such, do you think this method would work?
Hi! Thanks Alan! 😄 I think it’ll depend on how deep the melted circles are, if they’re not deeper than the scratches in this video then this method should work (although it will probably require a bit more labour because of the larger surface area of a melted circle compared to a scratch)!
I also have some scratches on the gauge of my Vespa. Used a scratch and swirl remover so the scratch isn't super visible. There is a shadow though if light hits the scratched area. Will this remove this if ever? Planning to get one if it would.
Hi! With a clean cloth and a lot of patience I managed to completely remove the scratches on my gauge cluster using this polish - it’s sure worth a try! 😃
I used plastic polish on my piano black interior trim (center console area) that had swirls and scuffs all over. It worked really well but I don't want to do it ever again. Time consuming and hard to work around the surroundings. I believe there is a clear protectant coating over the black so it was like polishing a cars clear coat. Thinking of waxing it to prevent further scuffs. Serious PITA to be honest!
@@mygt8a4re did you use a DA polisher or all hand work done ? I tried a small amount of microfiber buff plus the Meguiars plastic polish and nothing worked on them scratches 😂
@@T163R I did it by hand using Meguiars scratchX 2.0 scratch remover. I believe it was designed for car paint as opposed to plastic. I had it in my car detailing bin for a couple yrs & never used it until recently on my interior. I'd say the results were 90% better. There are some deeper scratches left behind but there is so much glossy finish now that it's hardly noticeable. I'm guessing it's a bit more aggressive cut but still polished out without leaving haze.
@@mygt8a4re thank you ! I will get that product and try it out. I was using the PlastiX but seems like the product you used might do the trick. Thankfully I managed to figure out how to remove the console panel. These Lexus are not too complicated to assemble and disassemble. Thanks for the tip - will let you know the result.
@@T163R Removing the panel would have been a huge help. I cracked one of the side trim strips trying to remove it and just left it in. I'm curious to hear how it works out for you, best of luck to you!
Hi! If the interior panel is the same type of hard clear plastic as the gauge cluster in the video it should work! Make sure to try it out on a small inconspicuous area first to check! Thanks, you too! 😀
Some people claim this would be a temporary fix for headlights and would have to keep getting done every year or so. Would this be a permanent fix for the instrument cluster since it won't be exposed to the sun's rays as much?
I scratch mine using brush.yeah i watch chrix fix video.and hes right even brusg can swirl the glass I was wrong.i have this now the plastic x but i want to polish mine using spta extention polisher.i will attach it to my drill
Can anyone please confirm if *the "Mirror Glaze" line of polishing compounds (also made by Meguiar's) will achieve good/similar results?* I currently have three bottles, ranging from what they have named: "#2", "#3", & "#4" (#2 being the lightest cut, and #4 being the heaviest). I've constructed a test sample but results are promising but kind of inconclusive so far and I am reluctant to spend more time on this nonsense LOL...the bottles all say they work fine on plastics, however they are clearly an auto-paint maintenance line of products...any insight is welcome - THANKS!!! cheers, --FRED
@@m-fee4359 you might be right i woke up this morning with water spot on my Guage Gloster from possible over spray from either the dash cleaner or windex cleaner problem i was so frustrated about the water spot that I took a 3000 grit sandpaper to remove the water spots now my Guage cluster has a dull haze over it and I might possible ruin my Guage cluster
Both Plast X and plast RX should work - I believe they’re the same product just sold under different names! It completely removed my scratches, just have patience when polishing and they should come out no problem! 😄
Ohhh man!! that could have been said in 1 0r 2 minutes!! or 10 seconds to say, Buy the polish! :)). Thanks though!! You owe me 8 mins of my life back!! :)
I have a really soft plexiglass screen on a car that is just under 4K miles old and it's got some visible scratches (doesn't help that the cluster is aimed at the windscreen) Plast-RX is too harsh in this instance (believe it or not!) But I have found a follow up with Autoglym Super Resin Polish works wonders. My only issue is buffing it off, damp or not, it still scratches!
Cheers for the tips, worth giving a second go when I have the chance 😁
That sounds like a nightmare! It’s good to know that the Autoglym polish also works well! 😀 It’s infuriating that the plastic screen is always so fragile!
This video explains why you are probably still getting scratches while polishing. It was like a light bulb moment for me. Lol
ua-cam.com/video/4an83rCMPK0/v-deo.html
I just watched that Chris Fix video and said to myself.. I already have scratches and did a search and here you are showing us how to fix them. 😏Thanks a bunch
you earned yourself a subscriber straight to the point and very entertaining to watch
This fixed my Honda CRV instrument cluster a year ago, and just fixed my PSP srceen as well! I did exactly what you said, going to town on the scratches, and it looks much better than it did earlier, for sure!! Definitely going to throw a screen protector for that one, after fixing especially that super deep scratch that is harder to see now! Thank you!
I did this… worked like a freaking dream. Thank uou
Wow! The best I've seen so far. I wonder why Chris Fix hasn't done a video on this. Love the way you go straight to the point. You just earned one more subscriber.
Thank you! 😀
I'm glad I bumped into your post. I was pleasantly surprised at the Meguires because I just purchased it. I was not as diligent as you, and felt a bit disappointment at the results, but after going back and spending more time with it, my panel is mint! Thank you so much!
Tried this and it worked well. After finishing, I blew the shield down with a heat gun and it seemed to improve even more made it shinier and more durable. Be careful not to overheat and keep your gun moving at all times.
Feels good to know he had 10 subs a year ago and now he's at 600!
I was bricking it before starting this on my Nissan Leaf but your video gave me the confidence. It works a treat though and all surface scratches gone. I did it the same as I would on the paintwork. Medium pressure, keep the cloth moving and keep it wet with product. I’d do about 30sec polishing then wipe with a damp then dry cloth. I just kept repeating until all the scratches were gone. Instrument cluster almost like new again.
liked and subscribed immediately after your considerate preview at the beginning
I drive a Kenworth t680. I used to have a 2023, brand new, no previous user, but I had to give it up when I went in for hip replacement surgery 3 months ago. When I came back to work, all the company had available was a 2021 Kenworth. The dash looked like someone cleaned it with sandpaper. I tried this routine and it worked perfectly. Lo9ks like a new dash/bezel. The only correction I suggest is for the final cleaning with the PlastRx, let it dry, and wipe off the film with a dry microfiber cloth. It shines! Thanks for the video.
Great tips! Thank you!
Very useful, loved the 100 subscribers joke lol. Subscribed now.
Thanks!!
Great job man!
I think it needs a final polish with something less aggressive. Whereas you got rid of the deep scratches, the entire panel now has a dull haze.
Great video! Not just accurate & instructional, but I love the subtle humor throughout. Going to try this on my vehicle cluster like you did but also on the windscreen of my motorcycle. Thanks!
Did it work?
@@zinitairi yes and no. Definitely helped, but also made it seem a little cloudy wherever I rubbed the stuff. I will call it a 50% repair 🥴
Well done, sir!
Thx for the video. Just have to find that polish here in Australia. Cheers mate.
great video man👍
Your awesome, great video. I traded in a car with bad cluster scratches and dealer wanted to give me 500 less after doing this method and bring it back to the dealer he was shocked to see the scratches gone even thought I replaced it. Thank you
how long did you do the buffing? did you take off the whole cluster?
This was beautiful.
Nice video!
A soft buffing pad on a portable drill would save the wrist.. just don't get the plastic to hot and don't sit in one place to long.. if your drill does not have the room in the car instrument cluster area use an extension poking through the steering wheel.
Great. Gonna use this on a 42 year old tabletop retro game plastic screen. Subbed. thanks
Lol you got a good sense of humor, 1 more subscriber.
Thank you! 😀
Make that 2 more subscribers
It'll be 384 any second now...😜
Great video. But I think you should make a final round with a finish polish like the Menzerna 3000.
I guess the plast x is pretty much like an heavy cut polish. It cuts the big scratches but left the surface hazy. Adding a final step with a less aggressive polish would be perfect. On some car I guess you can add a liquid wax to add UV light protection and avoid future haziness.
Just gained your 971st subscriber
I'm a fan of your humour
great video...just to the point
Meguiars, sponsor this boy. I'm buying at least one of your products solely because of this video.
Great content 👌
Very wonderful love you video I learn something😎😎😎
Just bought some today. Fingers crossed it works.
I bought a used car and it like they didn't care at all. So many little scratches. 🤦♀️
Even on the infotainment screen (which I know not to use the Plastix on )
Going to try this on my radio display which came out of a wreck. It's raining out so I should be good to go. Next video you can show how to put the steering wheel on the right side, err left side, of the car LOL
Ok, so I bought this product a week ago to try out on my new to me 2018 that had a scratch the runs down the center of the gauge cluster plastic. Very annoying, not a deal-breaker on the car but def annoying. Thank you for encouraging me to put more time into working this product into my gauge cluster. The scratch is almost completely gone after an hour of working it in.
I’m glad you were able to get rid of the scratch! 😃 It takes some time but is definitely worth it.
5:05 nice...you got a new subbed!😄
You didn't have to get so violent with that knife!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤣🤣
wow! my 3 weeks old Nissan Qashqai's instrument cluster is damaged to hell when I wiped it off using an old but unused microfiber cloth. I am hesitant to use PlastX since I read some negative comments about the product. I am about to get a new lens for my cluster now, good thing I watched this video. I subscribed to your channel.
Cluster lens replacement is definitely the solution but involves removal of a lot of dash trims., at least on the Civic. It can be done by the showroom guys but I fear they'll damage other joints and introduces rattles in the car. What a pain these cluster lenses are
@@xp5158 I resolve mine. Just took time and patience
Entertaining and informative at the same time - love the vid. Wife has had her new car 5 days and scratched the interior by wiping it with a dirty rag, Hoping to give this a try and see if it brings out the marks.
Did it work
Did it work ?
excellent video but just curious ,does it work for piano plastic in the interior for say a jeep, i hope
Love it!
Is there a coating out there that would prevent micro scratches from happening in the first place?
Great video. Would this work for car sat nav screens?
Great video! But you can achieve the same results with half the effort by installing a Screen ProTech kit over them! Bonus, the kit will prevent future damage as well 😉
Do you think this would work on shoes that have a clear plastic bubble. Not the air bubbles, but the solid ones
Sweet im about to try this, for an immaculate interior
Good luck! 😄
Every time I try this, I think it looks great and then the sun hits it and I see hundreds of scratches.
I think that you can use Meguiar's Plastic RX only on transparent,not painted plastics. Therefore the cream is not suitable for most of interior car plastics.
Thanks for this, I've a 2020 3 series , bought some Quixx acrylic cleaner. It says do not use on polycarbonate. Is the cluster acrylic. Even BMW HQ dont seem to know?
Ideas appreciated.
I've tried this and even though some scratches seem to have been removed, the rest of the plastic is now very hazy and when looking from an angle it's not even transparent anymore... when in driver position it's still alright, but from the passenger side you literally cannot see through it anymore. I have a Honda Civic Type R 2010 and this also seems to have stripped the violet colouring the plastic screen used to have...
Edit: Yep, actually it seems that all 8th gen Honda Civics have that blue tint from the factory, and it gets scratched very easily; when using things like PlastrX you remove the blue tint but also remove the scratches.
awesome stuff! cheers mate !
Thanks !
Great video! Just one question: at the end this seems to leave some ghosting, is that due to the fact that some of the polish still remains on the dash? Can this be wiped off?
Same. I got novus plastic polish # 1 and gave it a few wipes and removed the residues with another clean cloth as instructed. Ghosting minimised to a near zero. Ghosting was pretty bad tbh
Will the scratches reappear after a while? Also will this have be done repeatedly?
I took mine out and replaced it with glass that won't scratch. A lot easier than polishing plastic. You can have it made if you're gonna go that far. You can have it made.😮😊
probably gonna get no response but how would i fix the plastic/glass if its cracked, no scratched.. mine started to crack from the heat where i live
Excellent result, but I wonder if you had used IPA 99% as the final step it would have removed any oily residue of the Meguiars that I can detect as smearing in your before and after shots.
Great idea, I’m think using anything like IPA would have removed any residue that was left! 😀
Hi Sam, great video, recently I somehow managed to get 2 small drops of alcohol hand gel on my instrument panel in my Honda CRV, I didn't notice at the time, consequently when I did notice it I had 2 slightly melted circles on my instrument panel, so not scratches as such, do you think this method would work?
Hi! Thanks Alan! 😄 I think it’ll depend on how deep the melted circles are, if they’re not deeper than the scratches in this video then this method should work (although it will probably require a bit more labour because of the larger surface area of a melted circle compared to a scratch)!
i wonder will this work on my Touch screen Radio. I have a huge scratch that is very noticeable.
Doe it have to be that polish? I bought one that's a polish and sealant? Can I use that?
Screen ProTech makes the process even faster!
will this work on info tainment touch screen center consoles
Yeeeyeee!!!!! Guudluukin my niqqa! 😎💯
Would this also work with scratched car trim?
Shermanator!!!
Would this work on headlights too?
I also have some scratches on the gauge of my Vespa. Used a scratch and swirl remover so the scratch isn't super visible. There is a shadow though if light hits the scratched area. Will this remove this if ever? Planning to get one if it would.
Hi! With a clean cloth and a lot of patience I managed to completely remove the scratches on my gauge cluster using this polish - it’s sure worth a try! 😃
Does this work on rangerover navi screen?
My GTI has gloss black plastic trim everywhere in the interior. It all micro scratches. Do you think this would work on that material as well?
I think it’ll depend on the exact finish of the trim - I’d try it in a small area that you can’t see, and if it works then repeat everywhere!
Hey ! Awesome video... would this work on the console trim types of plastic or is it only glass like materials ?
I used plastic polish on my piano black interior trim (center console area) that had swirls and scuffs all over. It worked really well but I don't want to do it ever again. Time consuming and hard to work around the surroundings. I believe there is a clear protectant coating over the black so it was like polishing a cars clear coat. Thinking of waxing it to prevent further scuffs. Serious PITA to be honest!
@@mygt8a4re did you use a DA polisher or all hand work done ? I tried a small amount of microfiber buff plus the Meguiars plastic polish and nothing worked on them scratches 😂
@@T163R I did it by hand using Meguiars scratchX 2.0 scratch remover. I believe it was designed for car paint as opposed to plastic. I had it in my car detailing bin for a couple yrs & never used it until recently on my interior. I'd say the results were 90% better. There are some deeper scratches left behind but there is so much glossy finish now that it's hardly noticeable. I'm guessing it's a bit more aggressive cut but still polished out without leaving haze.
@@mygt8a4re thank you ! I will get that product and try it out. I was using the PlastiX but seems like the product you used might do the trick. Thankfully I managed to figure out how to remove the console panel. These Lexus are not too complicated to assemble and disassemble. Thanks for the tip - will let you know the result.
@@T163R Removing the panel would have been a huge help. I cracked one of the side trim strips trying to remove it and just left it in. I'm curious to hear how it works out for you, best of luck to you!
Can I do this on my touch screen in my car?
Does plast x work on scratched headlights
Is plast rx the same as mcguires plas tx
Does it work on car touchscreens?
Lol, good one-- I only have 10 subscribers. I wish you get a million subscribers.
But now you have massive fine wipe marks that make it hard to see cluster in certain sunlight. I rather have a few small scratches than that..
How do you remove scratches from inside of car windows?
Does this work also in the interior panel of the car? Thanks and stay safe 👍
Hi! If the interior panel is the same type of hard clear plastic as the gauge cluster in the video it should work! Make sure to try it out on a small inconspicuous area first to check! Thanks, you too! 😀
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Some people claim this would be a temporary fix for headlights and would have to keep getting done every year or so. Would this be a permanent fix for the instrument cluster since it won't be exposed to the sun's rays as much?
Yes, permanent.
oh it's raining, I just knew you were British
Thank u
I scratch mine using brush.yeah i watch chrix fix video.and hes right even brusg can swirl the glass
I was wrong.i have this now the plastic x but i want to polish mine using spta extention polisher.i will attach it to my drill
So the cluster has to be removed from the dash to do this or it can remain in the dash to do this?
The cluster can remain in the dash, it’s just a bit easier if you remove it! 😀
Can anyone please confirm if *the "Mirror Glaze" line of polishing compounds (also made by Meguiar's) will achieve good/similar results?* I currently have three bottles, ranging from what they have named: "#2", "#3", & "#4" (#2 being the lightest cut, and #4 being the heaviest). I've constructed a test sample but results are promising but kind of inconclusive so far and I am reluctant to spend more time on this nonsense LOL...the bottles all say they work fine on plastics, however they are clearly an auto-paint maintenance line of products...any insight is welcome - THANKS!!!
cheers,
--FRED
it will work.
I have what looks like water spots on the inside what do you recommend?
If they’re on the inside of the gauge cluster I’d imagine you’d need to find a way to take it apart and access the other side of the plastic!
thats oxidation from ammonia/window cleaner
@@m-fee4359 you might be right i woke up this morning with water spot on my Guage Gloster from possible over spray from either the dash cleaner or windex cleaner problem i was so frustrated about the water spot that I took a 3000 grit sandpaper to remove the water spots now my Guage cluster has a dull haze over it and I might possible ruin my Guage cluster
Plast X or plast RX? This is really good? I have a similar problems in my bmw f20 LCI my19 after to use a microfiber to clean 😟
Both Plast X and plast RX should work - I believe they’re the same product just sold under different names! It completely removed my scratches, just have patience when polishing and they should come out no problem! 😄
@@sumpplug4809 I hope that correcting the micro-scratches (visible only in the sun) does not come out the swirls 😅🙏🏻
@@bmwmpower4717 As long as you use clean cloths for polishing, the micro-scratches will come out and you shouldn’t see any swirls! 😀
@@sumpplug4809 hopefully because mine has the black panel as a cover for the speedometer.! ❤️
@@bmwmpower4717 did you polish the Blackpanel already? Got the Same Problem.
Is that pernament ?
Does this work on car touch screens as well?
Noooo do not use anything like this on the infotainment screens. They have a coating over them you do not want to remove
Video starts at 4:30
730 subs now.
Whooooaatah
can it be done with ceriglass polishing ?
no, that's too aggressive.
@@michesbianan yes i learnt it its better with plastic polish
Helo!
Great videó. What do you think, this product I can use to piano black interior center console? /mazda 3 2020/
2:54 Is this inverse ASMR?
Ohhh man!! that could have been said in 1 0r 2 minutes!! or 10 seconds to say, Buy the polish! :)). Thanks though!! You owe me 8 mins of my life back!! :)
😂😂😂 some people sure fckin milk it eh
2:50 how is this disturbing lol
1 more subscriber here
I could see a lot of scratches in the end...
Did someone tried with WD40?