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Re: solution to remove scratches from hard-plastic
I am not an expert, but maybe you can polish like you do with headlamps when they are not clear..
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Re: solution to remove scratches from hard-plastic
Originally Posted by LSpec
I am not an expert, but maybe you can polish like you do with headlamps when they are not clear..
Yup, since it is plastic, treat it as if it were plastic headlamps. Sand then polish, then if you want to go the extra mile, coat it with Opti-Lens or a coating for plastic.
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Re: solution to remove scratches from hard-plastic
I'd be looking at something like Meguiar's PlastX.
I've seen many bug deflectors that seem 'hard' when in fact they are quit soft.
Bill
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