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Hi i bought a 91 RS and the t top it has are lexan and look all faded and have some light scratches have any of you guy sever clean this or polish them for you could tell me how thank you.
not hard to do . just remove , clean good . polish with a good brand name polish . as a retired acft. mech. i have done this many times . a single pad elect. d/a polisher makes it go real fast . i have used meguire's PlastiX & nu-finish auto polish , both with good result's . if that does not remove all then wet-sand areas with 1000 grit then 1500 and re-polish . has worked for me on acft. & auto's . JUST TAKE YOUR TIME & GO SLOW . DID I MENTION GO SLOW ? just my take & results . good luck .
I can pick some t tops up for 20.00 a piece. The drip edge needs replacing on them and the satin area just above needs paint. I'd like to locate the rubber drip edge anyway.
Ohhhh I thought of paint my lexon t's many times. I just want them to look good, and not bungled. I'm gonna polish the **** out of them and call it good. They let in less light than the glass t's. The glass let in an amberish type tint. The lexon's have a nice dark limmo type tint that blocks the light to my satisfaction. I just want them to look as good as I can make them.