adriancamaro

My blinker lenses on the front are fogged up and dirty. this is just from age, and i want to know if i can clean them with anything or do i just have to replace them??? any info is good. thanks

goomaan

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They can be sanded down with a very fine paper. Do a search on the board there are several posts on the correct way to do it. I will do a search too and post if I could find it.

goomaan

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Found it

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/auto...gnal-lens.html

adriancamaro

Hey thanks for taking the time to do that. I will try that, maybe even tonight.

What grit sandpaper should i use???????

adriancamaro

Ok, so i took off my blinkers (what a pita that one bolt was). i got some really really fine sandpaper. i mean this stuff could have past as newspaper. and then wetsanded my blinker lenses. they are clear now and look good. but i got moisture on the inside, how do i get that out. do i have to take off my blinkers again and let them dry, or will it just dry as it is?

83Firebird420

drill a hole in the bottom where u wont see it to let the house "breath"

irockid86

i am going to have to try sanding and polishing mine. because they are already off and they look like junk. i am also considering getting some of the clear ones off of ebay with the mirror backing. but that will have to be next year.

adriancamaro

well, i did nothing with them since then, and they are starting to dry out, very slowly, but they are. o and the sanding looks good, they are almost perfectly clear again.

irockid, when you sand them, use very very fine sand paper, and wet sand them. if you already know that then just disregard it, not trying to insult you, just some advice if you didn't already know.

my next project: the headliner

adriancamaro

just an update, my blinker lenses are all dried out. i just let them sit, and it cleared up. they look great.

krisb410

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GM TSB Regarding Condensation in the Turn/Park Lamps

irockid86

two things. first, i dont know if i would want to cut any kind of grove or hole in my bumper cover. second, i just used some "scratch out" on the lenses and it did a great job at removing the cloudyness but there is still some pits. over all they look 100% better and it only took about half an hour. i also washed and rinsed the inside out so that may have helped some.

adriancamaro

you don't have to. just leave them sit, they will dry out. it just takes a few days. mine are good-as-new now. they look great.
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oh, and krisb410.....i have you beat in milage. 199,xxx and still counting