Polish scratches from safety glasses and welding clears, car headlights visors, ski goggles

[@jerrytalley802]

Excellent tip on polishing safety glasses. I have 2 sets with the readers in the bottom that are my favorites that could use a touch up. They don’t carry those anymore. Reusing old stuff gives us satisfaction too, thanks

[@atentat07]

I tried polishing goggles with car polish compound and wool pad and it did get significantly better but still nothing like new.

[@jerrytalley802]

I forgot a tip. Now I try to take an old athletic sock and use it to store my safety glasses to help keep scratches down.

[@elainebates6967]

But it looks alot better than when you started. Thank you for this information.

[@t.h.o.r.]

its so fast and easy - and you can polish so many other things

[@atentat07]

@@t.h.o.r. is plastic polish significantly better compared to car polish when it comes to goggles?

[@vickymarshall5650]

I saw you racing one time Stu!

[@t.h.o.r.]

On the Ngarororo river- that was way back in the 1990s when I was racing the wee 30hp boats.
I still think about getting back into it

[@ivanhoe6366]

Greygate plastic polish is ok too. Not cheap though.

[@johnnyg6380]

Great idea 👍 Do you reckon this method could be used on car headlights?

[@phonotd]

Did you watch the video? He mentions that at least once.

[@angelaverbowski995]

#25-✅👍🏻