Fog/haze inside cluster...
What do you guys think of this? The flash on the camera really made it stand out.. it doesn't look THIS bad in daylight but it shows you guys what it is.. any ideas on what it is and more importantly how to remove it?
The picture only shows it on the left gauge display but whatever it is is on all 3 panels... https://img329.imageshack.us/img329/8065/img1359ch5.jpg |
mr. clean magic eraser?
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Are you 100% sure it is on the inside and not some overspray of a dash protectant?
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ugh, okay.. so.. bah.
i tried using a isopropyl alcohol pad and it 'flared' up.. i think this is what created this haze in the first place because it looks like i made it worse, much worse. any ideas? :( |
On a prior vehicle I had a similar problem and I used a Rain X type product and it sort of "conditioned" the plastic and it helped reduce the haze.......don't know if that would make yours better or worse.
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i have the same 'haze' in the exact same spot on my gauge cluster. when i tried to wipe it clean it didn't work. its like it disapears with a wipe and than comes back seconds later. a fix for this would be nice.
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Originally Posted by gmcmillan
(Post 2483299)
i have the same 'haze' in the exact same spot on my gauge cluster. when i tried to wipe it clean it didn't work. its like it disapears with a wipe and than comes back seconds later. a fix for this would be nice.
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umm, i had b4 because i used a alcohol type solution, wat i think happened is tat it took off some of the plastic... but i ono, but i used like a cleaning oil i used alittle black magic and it kinda went away so i dont bother with it ne more hopfuly tat might help?...
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nah, it's more like a stain of some sort that has embedded itself into the plastic
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