Is there a way to fix scratches in clear plastic?
I was taking out my temp controls and accidently scraped my face plate on some metal thing and now it has a small scratch. Its not that deep at all but it pisses me off since it was fine before. Is there anything I can rub on it to get the scratch out. I have rubbing compound but I'm afraid that might scratch up the rest of it or something.
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I'm sure that you can get it at an auto store or hardware store
I'm sure that you can get it at an auto store or hardware store
-wet sand it with 1000
-wet sand it with 1500
-use the 3m (car buffin stuff i for got the name)
-buff the hell out of it(might be too small for using a buffer but use a terry cloth
thats what i did with my jdm plastic head lights
-wet sand it with 1500
-use the 3m (car buffin stuff i for got the name)
-buff the hell out of it(might be too small for using a buffer but use a terry cloth
thats what i did with my jdm plastic head lights
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