02-13-2016, 09:56 AM
Ian, you should note there are three grades of NOVUS: 1, 2, and 3.
#1 is to clean and shine plastic (no abrasives)
#2 is a fine scratch remover to remove fine scratches, haziness and abrasions from most plastics.
#3 removes heavy scratches and abrasions from most acrylic surfaces.
https://www.novuspolish.com/products.html
NOVUS is geared toward plastic type surfaces and I have never used it on wood. However I see no reason Gojo could not be used on plastics as a cleaner to remove years of built up grime.
On wood you would typically clean it with Gojo (white not orange!), let it dry a few days, then apply Old English or Howard's, and then finish with a good paste wax. Eventually, as you become more comfortable, you might want to experiment with wood stains instead Old English/Howards for a more lasting scratch cover.
#1 is to clean and shine plastic (no abrasives)
#2 is a fine scratch remover to remove fine scratches, haziness and abrasions from most plastics.
#3 removes heavy scratches and abrasions from most acrylic surfaces.
https://www.novuspolish.com/products.html
NOVUS is geared toward plastic type surfaces and I have never used it on wood. However I see no reason Gojo could not be used on plastics as a cleaner to remove years of built up grime.
On wood you would typically clean it with Gojo (white not orange!), let it dry a few days, then apply Old English or Howard's, and then finish with a good paste wax. Eventually, as you become more comfortable, you might want to experiment with wood stains instead Old English/Howards for a more lasting scratch cover.
John KK4ZLF
Lexington, KY
"illegitimis non carborundum"
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