lens polish

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Whats the best way to polish a plastic gauge lens .

Lot of gimicks out there for glasses so hope there is a plastic polish that works

Gauge lens on my car looking bad got too many small scratches and need to polish it up .

[diablo rojo]

Novus! It's what we use on the plexiglass vitrines at museums. Novus 2 and then 1 should work fine.

www.novuspolish.com

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Thanks!!

ill give it a shot

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Bought the norvs . 3 step polish . Ill post up my result

[Mike]

Can't wait!

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really ?

[Dlachance]

If, and after you get the lens perfect, cover the lens in XPEL or clear bra to protect it.

[Mike]

really ?

ya really

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Ok itll be like a week tho

ordered it

[Mike]

Ok itll be like a week tho

ordered it

Thanks for the updates

[jyro]

Brasso works good too

Brasso can also be used to polish out scratches in plastics:

It is used to polish CDs, DVDs, screens, and pools in order to repair scratches. It is a mild solvent and an extremely fine abrasive, so when applied to the reflective surface of the disc and rubbed radially (in straight lines between the edge and center), it can smooth scratches and reduce their effect.[5][6][7]
Brasso can also be used on Lego minifigures to remove markings.[8]
Brasso has also been used by watch enthusiasts to polish scratches out of acrylic crystals on watches.[9]
Brasso can be used to clean Nintendo Entertainment System cartridges to remove dirt buildup that may have accumulated on the metal contacts over the years. This helps to create a better connection between the game cartridge and the 72-Pin connector inside the console, reducing the chances of glitching or freezing caused by a poor connection

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brasso

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Thanks for the updates

troll?



Well the norvus worked great . Gauge lens looks brand new in the truck

yeah when you hold it up to the light you can still see all sorts of little scratches

but the dont seem to matter in reality once you get it install you cant tell they are there anymore . And it looks a whole lot better . looks only 1 or 2 years old instead of 30

I even try it on an old unusable pair of glasses and it fixed them up too

[redrocket5.0]

LOL. Just take some 2000grit and wet sand them and then go back over with some type of headlamp restorer, I got some blue stuff from advance that smells like cat piss. And then take some wax and buff them out.

[Mike]

troll?



Well the norvus worked great . Gauge lens looks brand new in the truck

yeah when you hold it up to the light you can still see all sorts of little scratches

but the dont seem to matter in reality once you get it install you cant tell they are there anymore . And it looks a whole lot better . looks only 1 or 2 years old instead of 30

I even try it on an old unusable pair of glasses and it fixed them up too

Ironic.

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just asking cause i couldnt tell if serious