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Urbanengineer (06-09-2015)
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Is there any residue on the lens that you can scrape off using your fingernail? It's tough to tell from the picture if the gunk on there is actually gunk or damage from some acidic chemical. The plastic on those lenses is very soft and easily damaged. Even using a regular paper towel on it will cause scratches, so you really shouldn't clean it with anything but a clean microfiber towel or something equivalently soft. Make sure you tear the label off of the microfibers because that's abrasive enough to cause damage as well.
In your case though, you're going to have to first buff that thing down to get through all of the nasty stuff on the top layer. You may need to remove it from the vehicle to do a real good job and keep the surface nice and even from edge to edge. Something like a headlight restoration kit for plastic headlights would probably work well to buff that up.
In your case though, you're going to have to first buff that thing down to get through all of the nasty stuff on the top layer. You may need to remove it from the vehicle to do a real good job and keep the surface nice and even from edge to edge. Something like a headlight restoration kit for plastic headlights would probably work well to buff that up.
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