Fog Light Grill, Nasty Looking Options

[martinef1963]

I wanted to ask if anyone knows the best way to clean the plastic looking fog light grill? I am in the process of replacing the lenses and wanted to clean the grillz up, etc..

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[martinef1963]

I had great sucess w/ the a BRILLO pad - they look great. The main ingrediant is "patience."

They are looking sweet - I just asked earlier about the chrome paint job on the inside of the fog light housing - any suggestions?

thanks -

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[Pat Garvey]

I had great sucess w/ the a BRILLO pad - they look great. The main ingrediant is "patience."

They are looking sweet - I just asked earlier about the chrome paint job on the inside of the fog light housing - any suggestions?

thanks -

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OK, here I go again, espousing the qualities of a product called Simichrome (made by Happich - German). You guys just won't listen. Just try it once with a couple of soft cloths & you will thank me. I've used it for over 30 years with 100% success (other than the fuglies I dumped on DaveP). I even once polished my transaxle with it, but it came out like it was chrome plated! Good stuff - perfect for the area inside the foglight housing.

[Brent]

I had great sucess w/ the a BRILLO pad - they look great. The main ingrediant is "patience."

They are looking sweet - I just asked earlier about the chrome paint job on the inside of the fog light housing - any suggestions?

thanks -

I even once polished my transaxle with it, but it came out like it was chrome plated! Good stuff - perfect for the area inside the foglight housing.

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It had to be done.
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[Pat Garvey]

I had great sucess w/ the a BRILLO pad - they look great. The main ingrediant is "patience."

They are looking sweet - I just asked earlier about the chrome paint job on the inside of the fog light housing - any suggestions?

thanks -

I even once polished my transaxle with it, but it came out like it was chrome plated! Good stuff - perfect for the area inside the foglight housing.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/thisthreadisworthlesswithoutpics.gif)
It had to be done.
-b

OK, I'l see if I can come up with a pic - have several somewhere in this 34 accumulation of crap. Suffice it to say it didn't last (thankfully). Within a month it oxidized back to its former condition, though one heck of a lot cleaner! Took me 12 hours to do the polishing! If nothing else I know I have a pic of my headlight motors after the same routine. I've since let them go back to the tiger stripes.