plastic sub box window cloudy

[2005gt35r]

i have an audiobahn sub and en-closer in my car. it has a plastic window in the front that protects the sub, and makes it so you can see the sub and black-light in the box. picture at the bottom. i decided to take off the plastic and clean it. my mom told me that a scotch brite pad wouldn't scratch it so i used that and windex. after cleaning it, the plastic looks horrible! its all fogged up and cloudy and you can barely see through it! what did i do, and how can i fix it?

 

 

[AkumaMax]

well that did scratch it. I would try some wax/rubbing compound and try bringing it back.

[CDubbs]

In the future only use a soft, lint free cloth for stuff like this (like the small swatches that come with sunglasses or larger ones like in HDTV cleaning kits).

[certifiednut]

well that did scratch it. I would try some wax/rubbing compound and try bringing it back.

 

this^^^

 

or you could try a headlight polishing kit

[2005gt35r]

this^^^

 

or you could try a headlight polishing kit

 

 

i was thinking of a headlight polish kit.ill try polish compound and if that doesnt work ill that.

 

is there a way to hook up an amp to the stock headunit in an 05' legacy? but not using a cleansweep. i was trying to see if maybe there was a RCA the speaker wire cable or something? not sure if that would work, just throwing out ideas.

 

thanks

[certifiednut]

there are adapters here is an example [ame=http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-2-Channel-Adjustable-Lineout-Converter/dp/B00009UHRE/ref=pd_cp_e_1]http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-2-Channel-Adjustable-Lineout-Converter/dp/B00009UHRE/ref=pd_cp_e_1[/ame]

[OutbackXT05]

I went with the MTX RE-Q to get rid of the factory H/U bass roll off. Its a little more pricey than a line converter, but for 65 bucks it wasnt too bad