Hazy Instrument Glass
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Plexus Plastic Cleaner - will this stuff take care of my problem with a hazy instrument panel glass/plastic? Or anything else?
I sprayed 303 protectant on it and left it for about 2 weeks (by mistake while treating my dash).
I went to wipe down the interior yesterday, I noticed I could not see my speedo, tach or guages very clearly.
Thanks
I sprayed 303 protectant on it and left it for about 2 weeks (by mistake while treating my dash).
I went to wipe down the interior yesterday, I noticed I could not see my speedo, tach or guages very clearly.
Thanks
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I used Meguiar's Plastix clear plastic polish on mine and it seemed to have taken out some haze and scratches. While sometimes gauge clusters can get hazy on the inside due to dust, I don't believe this is the case with yours since the protectant may have damaged it. Give your plastic cleaner/polish a try on the oxidized surface. If it doesn't work, you may need a new instrument clust cover, which are plentiful in Porsche wrecking yards.
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Novus is also a great plastic polish that comes in 3 steps for badly damaged lenses. I've used it for years and still haven't found anything better.
http://www.novuspolish.com/
http://www.novuspolish.com/