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"Keith" wrote in message ...
I guess your boat is trailerable? Nope. What kind of lights are you talking about, navigation, courtesy, etc.? See subject title. If this appears no matter what, you might be seeing "blooming" where additives in vinyl plastics come to the surface. I kinda doubt the lenses are made of PVC though, although that's all I can imagine. UV degradation wouldn't polish off, so you've got some sort of contamination on the surface. Whatever it is bonds to the surface as if it were part of it & must be abrasively polished off. Try spraying with a little Pam or silicone spray after you clean them next time. I have done this in the past (other more suitable product - silicone sprays are awful to get on anything one cares about, especially where long-term visual clarity is an issue, are impossible to remove from plastics, and often cause degradation themselves; I would like to see people who put them on things they sell mildly tortured; Pam is vegoilarrgghh). |
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