Well after posting on "shall i fit the plastic cover back onto the dials" I tried to clean the scratches up but..... now it's terrible it's like a mist and barely see through it.

 

help.....

 

I used a very fine wet and dry.

use some polish on it, failing that a new one ;)

what kind of poilish would you recomend, tried some autoglyn super resin polish but didn't have much luck with that one.

what grade paper did you use ? anything lower than 2000 will scratch it

"BRASSO" will remove all scratchs,the stuff in a tin.Just keep rubbing as the monk said to the nun. :dance: :dance: :dance:

I don't really know, it felt rather fine to me.

 

I'll give Brasso a try.

 

Wish me good luck.

I don't really know, it felt rather fine to me.

 

I'll give Brasso a try.

 

Wish me good luck.

I don't really know!!?? (says les denis)Lol :D

http://www.renovointernational.com/products/p_wpolish.php

T-cut mate it's the only thing that will work. If you can't sort it send it to me I will get it sorted for you.

send it to me I will get it sorted for you.

 

Me cars in the post now :wack:

If you get stuck let me know, think ive got a spare one in pretty good nick hanging around

 

John

 

Well after posting on "shall i fit the plastic cover back onto the dials" I tried to clean the scratches up but..... now it's terrible it's like a mist and barely see through it.

 

help.....

 

I used a very fine wet and dry.

No, no, you should buy my clocks, lol.......

Just use some Farecla G3 liquid. Works like magic. Will work even with 1200 or 1000 grit paper.

Have done several sets of lights with this method.

Also good for removing "tint" spray from rear lights!!

thanks for your hlep guys, will try over the weekend.

Just ordered some G3 liquid, someone recomend the G6 on my rear window trims so i can give the left overs a try on that too.