Mopar Muscle Association UK

Well, following on from one of Gavins threads which I inadvertently sort of hijacked, I have taken Dave robsons advice and started to polish my charger rear light cluster lenses with Brasso. He asked me to report back, so I am.

The results are absolutely fantastic. I am very, very impressed.

So, if you want to bring the lustre back to those dull old lenses, its liquid brasso, a soft damp cloth, and gently, away you go.


Cheers Dave, top advice as ever

top tip:
you can use it to take scratches out of cds too just have to polish radially in a straight line and not around...
but dont blame me if you cock it up

I don't know why people always doubt me on this matter.

Works fast as well doesn't it?

Jon wrote:top tip:
you can use it to take scratches out of cds too just have to polish radially in a straight line and not around...
but dont blame me if you cock it up

I just stick mine on an angle grinder with a spot of t-cut....seems to work for Playstation games anyway!

i've fixed cds with t cut too. also i use farecla compound and a mop machine and lots of water to bring up old cloudy lightbar lenses.

Dave wrote:I don't know why people always doubt me on this matter.

Works fast as well doesn't it?

It works great Dave, I didnt doubt it - I never even thought of it. It was new to me

Nice one, always good to get some real world feedback

I think it was probably Daves Brasso tip some time back that led me to use the metal polish I already had on plastic and that did the trick on my lights too!

tooth paste works as well

and on the screen of ya IPOD

dave