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sweetbmxrider 04-13-2009 03:39 PM

plastic gauge guard cleaning
 
how would you clean it up and make the scratches less evident? i tried some flitz polish and its ok but wasn't sure if there was a trick to getting it look real good, like glass! thanks 8-)

sweetbmxrider 04-13-2009 03:44 PM

found this http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/appear...ster-lens.html

going to give it a shot. i will post up how it works!!

The Fixer 04-13-2009 10:11 PM

I've used regular 3M Compound, followed by Mother's Plastic Polish. Works great on all plastic, like light lenses, smooth dash trim, etc.

sweetbmxrider 04-13-2009 10:22 PM

cool i'll try that if the plastix stuff doesn't work. getting that in the morning.

maroman88 04-14-2009 11:38 AM

yea i was wondering the same thing... the plastic in the 88 is shottt

FIcamaroRE92 04-14-2009 12:17 PM

same here in the 92

sweetbmxrider 04-14-2009 05:51 PM

is that a specific compound by 3M Steve? that polish was ok but i want to try and get the scratches a little less evident. i am going to try some more polish though, maybe let it sit longer.

The Fixer 04-14-2009 09:10 PM

I used the 3M Clearcoat Compound and a hand-held foam pad. If you're feeling brave, you could wetsand it with some 2000 grit sandpaper first, then hit it with the compound, then the polish. Try just the compound first, I think you'll be impressed. I had a lot of fine scratches on my gauge lens and also on the long black dashboard trim in the Monte, and it removed 99% of them. Good luck!


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