Removing / hiding scratches in Lexan?
Removing / hiding scratches in Lexan?
I made the mistake of putting the T-Tops in the back seat (on top of eachother) when I was letting my leather case dry, and they scratched up. How can I hide these scratches?
I used some compound and a high speed polisher then finished off with some Zaino fine scratch remover and wax using a buffer, they look like freakin new now 
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www.TransAmGTA.com THE 3rdgen Firebird Site!
1992 GTA (226 made), 1 of only 18 "Dk. Jade Met." 92 GTA's, My Window Sticker, LB9, 700R4 4-Speed, T-Tops, Grey Leather, EVERY available option except U1A.
Current Mods/Upgrades: 80 Series Dual Outlet Flowmaster, TPIS Air Foil, K&N Air Filter, and Mobil 1.
Future Mods/Upgrades: None but a complete restoration.
Best Track Time: 14.6sec@96.6mph
"If it ain't broke, fix it til it is!"
Webmaster www.TransAmGTA.com
My 3rdGen Firebird Message Board!
[This message has been edited by 92GTA (edited August 02, 2001).]
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