Replacing rear lights-how best to clean them?
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I have some of the GSi type smoked rear lights that i'd like to fit to the griff,but i'm having problems getting them clean.They have come off a Cav GSi,and have a lot of dirt in between the lens and the back bulb cover,all around the edges.I've soaked them for ages in hot water and brushed a lot of the dirt out,but theres still plenty in there.Has anybody done this and got any tips please? I guess its not possible to seperate the two halves without breaking?
Cheers,Mike
Cheers,Mike
Couple off small holes in the back grey part so the water/washing up liquid gets into the sealed areas
takes a long time with a lot of shaking it about
The outer comes up like new with silver polish
Lots of soaking/drying in airing cupboard but the will come up really well
I sealed the extra holes after....
takes a long time with a lot of shaking it about
The outer comes up like new with silver polish
Lots of soaking/drying in airing cupboard but the will come up really well
I sealed the extra holes after....
mongoose said:
I have some of the GSi type smoked rear lights that i'd like to fit to the griff,but i'm having problems getting them clean.They have come off a Cav GSi,and have a lot of dirt in between the lens and the back bulb cover,all around the edges.I've soaked them for ages in hot water and brushed a lot of the dirt out,but theres still plenty in there.Has anybody done this and got any tips please? I guess its not possible to seperate the two halves without breaking?
Cheers,Mike
Cheers,Mike
you...clean your car?? Really Mike, you crease me up you really do 
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