Brasso + Transparant !?

[-zenn]

I usually use Brasso to take prints off of Lego... But will there be visible scratches / dullness if I'll use it on transparant parts?

Since I'm all out of 'regular' motorcycle windscreens and got some with a 'police' print lying around.

[Ralph_S]

I usually use Brasso to take prints off of Lego... But will there be visible scratches / dullness if I'll use it on transparant parts?

Since I'm all out of 'regular' motorcycle windscreens and got some with a 'police' print lying around.

I don't think using it on transparent parts is a much of a problem. It is a polishing agent after all, so if used with care should give you a smooth finish. In fact, I've used it in the past to fix up scratched and dull canopy parts.

Cheers,

Ralph

[-zenn]

I don't think using it on transparent parts is a much of a problem. It is a polishing agent after all, so if used with care should give you a smooth finish. In fact, I've used it in the past to fix up scratched and dull canopy parts.

Cheers,

Ralph

Thanks! *gone brasso-ing*