how to polish the plastic lights?

[pss]

I have nice crackless rearlights and front indicators and feel they deserve to be scratchless and polished.
Any tips and tricks to do this without wrecking them and leaving the surface tranished forever?

Which gel and equipment to use, are ther several steps to take account of?
txs jacques

[mfitton]

Just use 3M scratch remover available at most auto Parts stores. Just use a smooth towel and hand rub the lenses, for deeper scratches first use 400, then 1000, then 1500 grit sand paper followed by the 3m scratch remover.

[Olivier]

toothpaste should also do the trick!

Elbow grease unfortunatelly can't be bought to your local store...

Olivier

[RSTarga]

Meguiars plastic polish

[LiveFromNY]

This stuff is the s**t. Designed for paint but I use it on almost everything including lenses.

http://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-G1030...ords=scratch+x

[pss]

Txs guys, leaves me to go to the shop and just start I guess.
Cheers.

[friggens]

toothpaste should also do the trick!

Followed up with some corn starch

[pss]

How to apply that? I guess it comes in powderform and needs to be diluted to a paste? Then rub onto the surface until it dries?

[hesaputz]

We used it dry back in the day to buff lacquer

[steve shea]

Simichrome if the toothpaste does not work. You can dilute it or go full strength. It works wonders on plastic.