I use Toothpaste a little water and rub with microfiber cloth. you can put some car wax on it after that will help even more and protect it. Or you can get a kit to buff it out and treat it($). Also any local auto body shop can buff it out for you(more $).Toothpaste treatment is way cheaper & lasts a lot longer than WD-40
I did my daughters car. Used a White (not gel) toothpaste and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth and rub in a circular motion a small area at a time. Keep the toothpaste moist. A separate wet cloth squeezing water as you rub. Wipe as you go along to see the progress. Once done put some paste wax over the lenses.
I would have said toothpaste as well. But I did try that a couple months ago. A lot of elbow grease and the outcome was so so. It also reverted back quite abit. So after all that work I thought the $10bucks for a Maguires product was worth it.
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My question as I watched these grandparents was always, "Why are you sweeping your yards, and why is there no grass around your house?" We have grass around ours.
Have you tried toothpaste? My father swears by it. :)
I use Toothpaste a little water and rub with microfiber cloth. you can put some car wax on it after that will help even more and protect it. Or you can get a kit to buff it out and treat it($). Also any local auto body shop can buff it out for you(more $).Toothpaste treatment is way cheaper & lasts a lot longer than WD-40
Toothpaste is best!
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I did my daughters car. Used a White (not gel) toothpaste and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth and rub in a circular motion a small area at a time. Keep the toothpaste moist. A separate wet cloth squeezing water as you rub. Wipe as you go along to see the progress. Once done put some paste wax over the lenses.
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I would have said toothpaste as well. But I did try that a couple months ago. A lot of elbow grease and the outcome was so so. It also reverted back quite abit. So after all that work I thought the $10bucks for a Maguires product was worth it.