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    Tip for Cleaning Up Faded Composite Light Lenses

    Never tried it but supposedly you can tumble plastics in a vibratory polisher with hardwood pellets and "High-glos" (or so it's called) polishing cream. Check out www.Kramerindustriesonline.com there is an article on polishing plastic in a vibratory polisher. I'm sure there are other ways, but...
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    Tip for Cleaning Up Faded Composite Light Lenses

    I've been wet sanding and buffing "yellowed" headlights for years, but never thought of clear coating them afterwards, great tip! Here in New England they usually last a few years after you buff them, but that yellowed layer you sand off is an anti-scratch coating on the lens. Once you remove it...
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