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how do you clean the plastic that covers the gauges, i know how to get the plastic off, i am talking about what to use on it
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if your talking about scratches use some rubbing compound
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If it's starting to haze up it might be better to replace it. If it's still pretty clear there are many plastic polishes on the market that will help.
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Ok here is an easy fix and for the expense incurred - last a while--- use Pledge after cleaning it with a damp cloth and drying.
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Take some rubbing compound like 3M "Finnessee-It" It works well on plastic and it will clean up the scratches which are probable giving you the hazey look. Go to a body shop and get some from them, this stuff comes in a quart bottle at about $35.00 a pop.
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