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jhdeval: exactly right. I was thinking either a 2-part epoxy or hot glue. If you use hot glue it would be easier to take it back apart if there were ever a problem. Drawback is, I don't know how well it would work if you wanted it to be permanent and solid. Is there anybody else who's done...

Awesome! Thanks! There aren't really any deep scratches. It just looks like someone sprayed it with something to "clean" it and the chemical fogged the plastic. I'll look for that plastic compound. Also, how did you re-attach the lens? It looks like I'll have to dremel away the melted...

I recently took apart my instrument cluster, cleaned everything up, re-painted the needles, etc... What I realized when I went to put it back together is that the clear plastic cover is all foggy. It looks like someone tried to clean it with something that reacted with the plastic. What is...

Sure wish I had read this about a half hour ago. :-P At least my dash is on my workbench with no live wires. I'd say I spent a good ten minutes trying every way imaginable and _nearly_ ruining both my dash and headlight switch before I noticed the button and had a facepalm moment.

I just did this on my '68. On one side I already had the roof rail trim off so it was easy to pop that trim off. There is only the one screw at the front. On the other side, the roof rail trim was still in place. I was able to use a bit of a twisting motion to remove the piece. I'm sure...

Does anybody know if they make LED replacements for the bulbs?