paulgjohnston
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Many thanks to Stevo 7682 who took the time and trouble to fit my new Royal wheel and sort out my cloudy lights today. Total gentleman in every way. Much appreciated!
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@Stevo7682 - top work helping out a fellow zedder 
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Top man Steve
Nice one Steve.
He a nice lad
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Paul happy to help not too big a job 
( you'd better hurry up get that airbag cleaned to match the new wheel as this thread needs a picture of said new steering wheel
).
@GazHyde can you make paul a Scottish member when you get a minute thanks.
To everyone thanks for the nice comments but just helping out another member ( as you do ) with a job i have the knowledge to do .
( you'd better hurry up get that airbag cleaned to match the new wheel as this thread needs a picture of said new steering wheel).@GazHyde can you make paul a Scottish member when you get a minute thanks.
To everyone thanks for the nice comments but just helping out another member ( as you do ) with a job i have the knowledge to do .
Well done Steve, great jobPaul happy to help not too big a job
@GazHyde can you make paul a Scottish member when you get a minute thanks.
To everyone thanks for the nice comments but just helping out another member ( as you do ) with a job i have the knowledge to do .
5.21am Mr Mint!Well done Steve, great job
Well done @Stevo7682
Perhaps you can fix my cloudy light next time your in Great Yarmouth
Only joking
Perhaps you can fix my cloudy light next time your in Great Yarmouth
Only joking
There you go mate, just goes to show your never done learning!and I thought there was only one 5:20 in the day
Yes, I was in your world earlier, the difference is, you're used to it
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Most excellent !Paul happy to help not too big a job
@GazHyde can you make paul a Scottish member when you get a minute thanks.
To everyone thanks for the nice comments but just helping out another member ( as you do ) with a job i have the knowledge to do .
i have heard of some using T cut to clear there cloudy headlights
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Shelly Paul's lights were tarnished on outer plastic. If yours is misting up on one light on inside that can be much harder to sort.Well done @Stevo7682
Perhaps you can fix my cloudy light next time your in Great Yarmouth
Only joking
Means she has got a leak somewhere.
I've heard toothpaste work well on the light @ Shelly but I'd use Alan's brush not yours!! JIM
It's all on the inside Jim
So I can't get too it
Thanks anyway
You have to take the light out and put it in the oven sometime when you aren't baking cakes for all you fans!! That may be enough to clear them then you can seal the edges with silicone. If not you'll need to separate the lens and reseal after cleaning with Alan's toothbrush and tooth paste!! JIM