The perspex / plastic front of the clocks?

 

Ive got my clocks out and thought i may aswell change it over for a brand new one as mines scratched a bit.

The perspex / plastic front of the clocks?

 

Ive got my clocks out and thought i may aswell change it over for a brand new one as mines scratched a bit.

im not sure you can but anthing is possible, your better finding a broekn set of clocks with a decent perspex panel be a lot cheaper :)

 

greg

The perspex in mine is ok but im a perfectionist so wanted them to look brand new when they go back in. Now that ive seen the tiny marks on there ill never not be able to see them if that makes sense.

i know its a long shot but try companies like these , im in the glazing industry myself and i know you can get companys to make you a new without too many probs , dont know the costs but could be worth it , get a group buy going as well , that way get a few made up and sell them on ! try these or sear perspex on internet ! http://www.gordonengraving.co.uk/Perspex.html

Have you thought of polishing the scratch out, after all you can polish them out of paintwork.

Why not just call MJP. If anyone can get them, he can.

 

As scrawni has said, you can get the plastic re-polished. The auto-detailer I know has a range of plastic polishes and buffers and can totally renew the look of plastics.

Cover - Front Meter, 24813-30P10

 

HTH, that is the part number for just the clear plastic.

 

Dave

Im sure i will be hammered for the rest of my ZED owning life on the board for this :cry:

 

Where do i use those numbers? I tried using nissan.co.uk but couldnt find any parts section on there so i have no idea where to get standard nissan new parts from.

 

Cover - Front Meter, 24813-30P10

 

HTH, that is the part number for just the clear plastic.

 

Dave

Mike Feeney at MJP deals with genuine Nissan parts, give him the part number (saves him looking it up) and he should be able to sort you out, IF it's available separately.

 

Dave

Just added that part number in the message i sent him in the traders section :)

 

By the way thanks for that dash removel guide!! Took me bloody ages but i got them out in the end :) Not looking forward to remembering which screws go where putting them back but im sure ill make they stay put.

 

Cheers

 

Mike Feeney at MJP deals with genuine Nissan parts, give him the part number (saves him looking it up) and he should be able to sort you out, IF it's available separately.

 

Dave

lol :D Give me a shout if you have any probs getting it back in.

 

BTW, 'they' turned up in the post today ;)

:dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

 

WOOHOO

 

;)

 

lol :D Give me a shout if you have any probs getting it back in.

 

BTW, 'they' turned up in the post today ;)

Rub hard with BRASSO that will polish them and remove scratches a treat.

Im too lazy for all that elbow grease to be fair vinz :rofl:

 

As i see by the pics of your interior... we share the love of gleaming new look interiors so a new one if cheap enough makes me happier then cleaning an old one up.

 

Rub hard with BRASSO that will polish them and remove scratches a treat.

I used Brasso and a polishing buff on a Dremel and it came up like brand new. Have to keep the Brasso on and keep it wet.

 

Tony