bug eye lights
ive some sti bugeye lights but on one of them the lense is starting to go cloudy what options do i have to remedy this or is it a fact of buying new ones?
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Interested to know this one too, i would imagine most bugeye owners are as it seems to be on most
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I was gonna try some origianl T-cut in a small corner, it looks to me to be on the outside? I maybe wrong.
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tcut them first, if that dosent work get a hair dryer on them, if that dosent work, get a tiny drill bit and drill a hole in the very bottom corner where its not visible...
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Cheers for the help I've got some t cut so will try that tomorrow and post pics if they come up good !
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Usually on the outside on bugeyes, try "glossy lite" or similar before going "inside".
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any pics yet mate and was it the inside or outside
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camera has gone tits up so ill hold off tcutting it till i get another camera sorted !
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I did this yesterday and although no pictures it got rid of the misting that was definately on the outside and not moisture on the inside. I used the T-cut original which is strong stuff and usually only for metal, but it cut the crap off my lights. I reckon two atempts is best. Make sure you allow for it to dry powdery white before polishing off. Use a damp cloth when applying too.
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Originally Posted by gino
(Post 9534868)
Usually on the outside on bugeyes, try "glossy lite" or similar before going "inside".
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