My lenses look like crap. Has anyone here been successful at making these things look good again. I know I can get
reproductions from 914 rubber. Maybe that's the best option.
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billy, you might try going to a jewelers and ask where you can get some 'jeweler's rouge'. its used for polishing watch faces. lenses get spendy.
QUOTE(rhodyguy @ Dec 29 2013, 07:22 PM) 
billy, you might try going to a jewelers and ask where you can get some 'jeweler's rouge'. its used for polishing watch faces. lenses get spendy.
Griots sells a glass polish that works well. I used in on my fogs and it got rid of most of the pitting.
QUOTE(puffinator @ Dec 29 2013, 08:19 PM)
QUOTE(rhodyguy @ Dec 29 2013, 07:22 PM)
billy, you might try going to a jewelers and ask where you can get some 'jeweler's rouge'. its used for polishing watch faces. lenses get spendy.
Griots sells a glass polish that works well. I used in on my fogs and it got rid of most of the pitting.
I went to their website. Is this the polish you were talking about?
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/carpro-ceri...ass-polish.html
I already sent an email to Griott's today asking for help. They're pretty helpful
I have sprayed them with clear enamel. Looks ok at 3 feet plus.
Bruce
Bruce
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