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Since this is polycarbonate can’t it be just buffed, like the car headlight cleaning products do, using a very fine sandpaper? It’ll just take a thin layer off
by yumraj 2y ago
Since this is polycarbonate can’t it be just buffed, like the car headlight cleaning products do, using a very fine sandpaper?
It’ll just take a thin layer off and can then be polished.
It should cost less than replacing, I think..
- jandrese 2y agoReading the article it sounded like this was a job for those ceramic coatings they sell to fix this same problem on car headlights. It will be a lot of hours of buffing and applying coats of sealant to fix this, but compared to the cost of replacing the windows it seems like a bargain.