clean the lenses

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I have scratched stuff with microfiber cloth :mad: Do not use windex, I think the isopropanol in it crazes the plastic.

1965 All Makes All Models Parts | MA2479 | 1965 Barracuda / Valiant (usa Models) Instrument Cluster Bezel | Classic Industries
This one sure looks like it has lenses in it. for $229, it better.
Definitely don't want to use Windex on nothing the ammonia and it will track your stuff up but I had no idea to microfiber super Technologies it's supposed to trap all the dirt in it but with scratch your stuff up
 
Agree with what others have said. If the grunge is on the lens it can be sanded/buffed off. If it's in the lens you'll need a replacement. I've used 1500/2000 grit wet paper for removing sun discoloration and then polished with "Blue Magic" polish on a cotton ball and had much success on colored lenses. Finished it off with a plastic polish I had for my cycle windscreen as others have suggested. My method described above is likely more appropriate for more heavily scratched/discolored plastic compared to other methods described using less gritty substances for lighltly damaged/discolored plastic.
 
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