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3M Headlamp restoration Kit Results Ed30
Saintsteve:
--- Quote from: scopes on February 04, 2013, 09:24:01 pm ---So it should work ok on the fog light glass... :happy2:
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Not sure if it will cut glass.... Plastic/ paints are softer, glass might not remove surface scratches?
MC71:
--- Quote from: scopes on February 04, 2013, 09:24:01 pm ---So it should work ok on the fog light glass... :happy2:
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How about using some metal polish, such as Autosol?
Have read a few threads about using metal polish as a scratch remover on windows so don't see a reason why it wouldn't work on your Fog Lights. No idea if it actually works though so if it goes wrong don't blame me Neil. :laugh:
scopes:
:happy2: yeah good point, I have heard of folk using something named along the lines of "jewellers loop" for using on windscreens...
anyone shed any light on this stuff
:popcornsoda:
If it goes wrong Martin, your getting the blame :signLOL:
MC71:
^^^^ :booty: :signLOL:
galaxie500:
I believe it's 'Jewellers Rouge' you've heard about. A Lupe is the magnifier a jeweller looks through to assess a diamond or other jewel's quality and repair a watch movement.
Rouge is a polishing compound type stuff I think!
I've heard it can be used on plastics too - some watch glasses are plastic and can be made scratch free again.
Hope that helps!
galaxie500
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