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Re: D151.....sigh!
I did wonder afterwards whether my tone might be misread ... even though we speak the same language, this side and that side of the pond actually speak quite different languages.
I understand - thank you for the reply. Yes indeed, there is some clarity restored. I do know how careful one has to be with old cars, especially when dealing with parts that are difficult to source. I have kept a keen eye on D151 as it seems like a product well suited to fast recovery of "barn finds" and cars "dragged out of hedgerows". Good work fella - that car is great
Originally posted by rascal
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Like I stated in my first post, I could not remove the scratches due to not being able to apply very much pressure as the covers brittleness and age. The before photos show the reflection of light is not really well defined and dull looking. After polishing them with D151, I brought the reflection back and removed a few of the scratches. As you can see in the after picture, the reflection is much more defined than before. I'm sure if I could get the right amount of pressure on them with D151, I could remove many of the scratches on there. I was just happy that the reflective qualities of red were brought back. I know they make the brake/parking lights much more visible and look much nicer one the car. 
I understand - thank you for the reply. Yes indeed, there is some clarity restored. I do know how careful one has to be with old cars, especially when dealing with parts that are difficult to source. I have kept a keen eye on D151 as it seems like a product well suited to fast recovery of "barn finds" and cars "dragged out of hedgerows". Good work fella - that car is great
I hope I didn't come off like I was offended. If I did I am sorry. I was really showing off how well the lenses came out after the fact. 
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