I believe eastwood makes a thingamagingy that you put on your drill to
polish plastic parts. I havent used it, but it might clear up your
problem. Let me know if you dont have access to their catalog.
Jon Moody '73 TR6
On Thu, 14 Mar 1996, Gipson, Mark wrote:
>
> I recently removed the rear lights from my TR6 to replace the gaskets. One
> thing lead to another and the chrome parts are off for re-chroming and the
> rest
> of it is in pieces!
> Anyway, my question is, the reversing lamp lenses are no longer white, more
> of
> a dirty gray. What is the best way to clean them?, I tried scrubbing with a
> brush under
> the tap with no luck. Any suggestions before I melt them with some chemical
> cleaner?
>
> Mark Gipson
> mgipson@ea.com
>
>
> P.S.
>
> I posted a question a while ago about TRF tonneau covers, many thanks to all
> who replied.
> It seems that everyone is happy with them and they are a good buy and should
> take 4 or 5
> hours to fit.
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