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.Sand it with 3,000 and polish it out. Spray a little brake cleaner on a rag and see if it doesn’t take the haze off then polish it. Mine were really bad and they turned out really good
Hahaha, you are right about that! Never use wool pad.. harbor freight has a headlight polishing kit with everything you need for around 9 bucks. It has arbor for drill and foam pads and it works really good. I was going to replace all of my gauges but after I did one I was happy with itwhen polishing plastic, if you try to go too fast or push too hard (typically when using power tools) you can end up overheating and causing more damage than you are trying to fix. Just something to keep in mind if you get one of those drill attachment buffing pads or something like that.