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Join Date: Jun 2017
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Vintage Hardlex Haze?
The hardlex on my 6139-6000 has some haze and I’d like to make it crystal clear. I know I could replace it but I t’s the original crystal with the metal ring so I’d like to keep it. Anyone have any tricks? I’ve heard of using Peek polish on a Dremel or by hand. Anyone have experience?
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Colorado Springs
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Good luck. I have had no luck doing this.
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Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: USA
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I have tried polywstch scratch remover (for crystal) on mineral glass and it works perfect on minor scratches. Not sure how different hardlex is or if its just some marketing name.
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