Easy Ways To Remove/Get Rid Of Oxidation From Plastic Chairs
The chalky look of your plastic furniture is mostly caused due to the fact that it is affected by oxidation. Oxidation ordinarily occurs on your outdoor furniture such as resin plastic chairs or tables caused by prolonged exposure to the direct sunlight. This will happen to almost any type of material that is left in the direct sunlight for long periods of time including fiberglass, aluminum, even car paint. Oxidation will dry out the top layer of your plastic chairs or other types of material and cause it to become hazy & dull. You can easily remove early oxidation, and due to that the surface of the affected furniture can be restored easily.
- This is your first step simply, fill a bucket with water(warm) and then add some mild detergent into the water bucket and then mix it well until it begins to soapsuds up.
- Once done, now wash your plastic chairs exhaustively by using a scrub brush in order to remove any dirt or other buildups which are present on your plastic chair. This will help you to remove some of the above ground oxidation as well as the dirt.
- After washing your plastic chair now, rinse your chairs with the help of clean water and exhaustively dry them off with a clean towel.
- Finally you need to apply the car polish or boat polish to a clean rag and begin rubbing the oxidized areas of your plastic chair. Continue rubbing the selected polish into the hazy areas until the original shine of your plastic chair returns.