go to a local autoparts store and buy some mothers plastic polish.. use a microfiber towel
Cloudy instrument cluster lense
I just purchased a used 2013 chevy cruze, not from a chevy dealer, from another dealer, when I got it home I noticed the instrument cluster lense panel is scratched and cloudy, also looks like they make have tried to clean it with armor all & it makes the gages look blurry, I called my local chevy dealer but they told me that part can not be ordered separately. It really puts a damper on my new car, I cant take it out myself, does any one know of a way to fix this while it is still installed?
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Dey do dat, a blower motor switch held in with two screws and a plug, won't sell that, have to buy a completely new climate control panel. Surprised you didn't catch that before you purchased the thing, that is the time to negotiate.
Ha, I found an old Technics Sl-D33 turntable at my wife's prior home, had to have it, but that plastic lid was all scratched up. Started with 400 grit wet sandpaper and ended up with 2500 grit, than used a wet power buffer with a very fine polishing media. Looks like new again. But kind of an acrylic hard plastic that polishes well.
But with softer plastics they will melt no matter how light the sanding and will make a mess out of it. You never really know until you try.
Could be a safety issue if you can't read your gauges, think I would fight with your dealer.
Could also be a coating where good old fashion soap and water will clean it, Maybe one of the GM reps on this board can help you.
Ha, I found an old Technics Sl-D33 turntable at my wife's prior home, had to have it, but that plastic lid was all scratched up. Started with 400 grit wet sandpaper and ended up with 2500 grit, than used a wet power buffer with a very fine polishing media. Looks like new again. But kind of an acrylic hard plastic that polishes well.
But with softer plastics they will melt no matter how light the sanding and will make a mess out of it. You never really know until you try.
Could be a safety issue if you can't read your gauges, think I would fight with your dealer.
Could also be a coating where good old fashion soap and water will clean it, Maybe one of the GM reps on this board can help you.
Thanks, I'm going to try that.
Turtle wax ice worked fine for me but I usually only have it on the gauges and windows from a very small amount of overspray.
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