Anyway ? to remove crazing and swirls from Screen

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Anyway ? to remove crazing and swirls from Screen

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Can the screens be polished? anyone had success.

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I've never tried it. I'm not sure what you could use to polish it with. :retard:
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Yes they can. First sand with 3000 wet n dry and then polish using meguiars 205 or similar
Same process as used to sort misted plastic car headlights
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That's interesting to know. :nod: :nod:
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yup - practical sportsbikes mag ran a feature on it a while back - I use fine wet and dry then finish off with autoglym paint renovator then polish
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you wont believe this

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Well you wont believe this I have great results with toothpaste...saw it on youtube, thought it was a joke...tried it and impressed !! didn't get rid of the deeper scratches but cleared a lot of the finer marks..

plus my bike it now minted !!!
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