Not without heat.
I sanded one completely clear once. Removed all of the
fluting...
Now the front of the lense looks worse than the
inside. I still wouldn't bother with sanding and
polishing a lense. There's a thin coating of UV
protection on the outside of the lense (or should be).
It'll pit and peel with age but sanding it will remove
all of it. Polished and sanded lenses might look good
for a few months but they'll look even worse once they
yellow again (and they will). Get new ones!
Ian
--- Bob <bob@hotpursuit.net> wrote:
> I polished the lenses on my 92 Mustang and they
> looked better, but I didn't have any way to polish
> the inside of the lenses. Half
> of the yellowing is on the inside. Do the SHO
> lenses come apart?
>
> -- Bob
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Techpriest
> > Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 1:40 PM
> >
> > As a person that has some time, but little money,
> I am still going the
> > polish route. I think I will wait till it's
> cooler in my
> > garage and watch
> > some TV while I sand and polish.
> >
> > > Not if you subscribe to the "time is money"
> theory. :)
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