For those of you with hazy gauge cluster covers Options

[Coomer]

I finally found a product that works great to restore them. Mine used to be very hazy and looked bad, so I tried various products but nothing seemed to work.

Then yesterday I went to my local Schucks auto parts store and got some Meguiar's PlastX. It's a clear plastic cleaner and polish, and it works very well.



I applied about a pea-sized amount to a wax applicator and rubbed it hard into the plastic on one half of the cover. Then I wiped it clean with a clean towel and did the other side, and now my gauge cluster is very, very clear and sharp inside the car. No more haziness at all.

I figured I'd post since I know I've had a ton of people ask me if my gauge cluster cover from the parts car is in good shape because theirs is hazy.

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[Supersprynt]

How much was that bottle? Seems like an awfully large bottle for this single application. I wonder what else it'll work on.

[Coomer]

How much was that bottle? Seems like an awfully large bottle for this single application. I wonder what else it'll work on.
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It was $6 or something...I probably have enough of this stuff in the bottle to make every 6GC member's cluster clear again.

It says it can be used on things like the back plastic windows in convertible tops, tail-lights, motorcycle windshields, etc.